
Stack Tower
Drop sliding blocks to build the tallest tower; anything that overhangs gets sliced off
Tap the lowest black tile in each row as the keys scroll down faster and faster. Never tap white and never let a black tile slip past.
Tap the black tiles in order from the bottom. A white tap or a missed tile ends the song.
Space or Enter to start

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Piano Tiles is a fast tapping game. Rows of keys scroll down the screen, and each row has one black tile. Tap them in order from the bottom and each tap plays the next note of a tune. The scroll speeds up with every tile. Tap a white key, or let a black tile slide off the bottom, and the song ends.
On a touch screen, tap the column with the next black tile. On a keyboard, D, F, J and K play the four columns from left to right; 1-4 and the arrow keys (←, ↓, ↑, →) work too.
'Don't tap the white tile' games became a mobile sensation in 2014, turning piano melodies into a reflex test. The idea is simple enough to learn in one second, and the speed rises until even the best players slip.
Yes. D, F, J and K are the four columns, or use 1-4 or the arrow keys.
Each correct tile plays the next note of a short tune. Sound is optional; the game plays the same without it.
The scroll speeds up with every tile until it reaches a cap of about seven rows per second.