Tower

Where to Play?

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Play Free Demo

Launch the demo at the top of the page and try playing Tower for free. We've added a demo to the review so that players can not only read our opinion, but also quickly get into practice. Running the demo game does not require registration.

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How to Play Tower (InOut)

The playing field is a grid of cells. The grid is 5 wide and the apparent height is 10, but as the player advances the cells will shift in height. A multiplier is written to the left of each row. In each cell is hidden a loss or a win. The gambler can start the game at any time - that is, there is no need to wait for the start of the round. When the bet is made, you need to choose 1 of 5 cells. If the player hits a winning cell, he can take the winnings, or make the next attempt. There are 4 levels of difficulty: Classic, Low, Medium and High (from the easiest to the hardest). The easier the level - the higher the chance of catching a winning cell, but also the slower the multiplier grows. For example, on Classic the multiplier in the first cell is x1.18, in the 5th cell - x2.89, and in the 10th cell - x8.84. If you select High, the first cell is already x4.75, the 5th cell is almost x3000, and the 10th cell has a 7-digit multiplier.

Bets can be placed in a very large range: from 0.01 to 200 in casino currency. The winnings for 1 round cannot be more than 20,000.

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RTP, Volatility & Hit Frequency

The payout percentage is modest at 95%. In our opinion, it is not enough for crash games - there are numerous analogs with better RTP.

Strategy: How to Win

The only way to slightly improve your chances of playing on the plus side is to take the small wins and not chase the big ones.

It's also safer to play on the lowest difficulty level (Classic), or at least Low. Medium and High difficulty levels give you a better chance to win, but the odds of winning are small.

Interface

The interface of Tower must have taken InOut Games the least amount of time to design and implement compared to their other games: it's as simple as possible, in a calm, dark color scheme. But that's a good thing - nothing distracts your attention. The right half of the window is occupied by the playing field with cells. In the upper right corner the balance is displayed and there is a button to switch to full screen mode.

To the left of the field is a column that shows the multipliers for each of the rows. To the left is the control box, which is also very simple. In it you can only set the bet, select the difficulty level and press the Bet button. Changing the bet is realized inconveniently: there are no buttons - and +, the amount can be written in the window manually. But there are buttons for quick changes: /2, x2, +5%, +10%, +25%, the whole balance amount and clearing the bet amount. In the lower right corner of the control box there is a hex button that opens the description of the basic rules. A few tips that can help players who are opening Tower for the first time:

1. Play in demo mode to understand the rules in practice (if you haven't seen "tower" games before).
2. Try playing on different difficulty modes to choose the most interesting one.
3. Classic and Low are suitable for a quiet game, and Medium and High are too risky, it is difficult to guess even 1 cell.

Mobile Compatibility

We ran Tower not only on a computer, but also on mobile devices. On a 4th generation iPad Pro on the Safari browser, and on a Samsung Galaxy S21 on Google Chrome and Mozilla. In all cases, the mobile version launched about equally quickly, displayed correctly, and worked without lag. Playing on any mobile device is easier with two hands because the player needs to select cells that are roughly in the center of the screen.

Should You Play for Real Money in New Zealand?

Casinoz team's conclusion: we tested Tower for about 2 hours. The gameplay isn't new, there are other tower crash games, and there are no unique features. But everything is implemented without flaws - the design is neat and simple, the interface is simple too, there are difficulty levels for gamblers with different temperaments and deposits.