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Impossible complete. Best advice I can give, hang a yellow and pink off the sides of the bottom at the beginning...makes it sooooo much more stable. And on that note, suck it losers.
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Please make key shortcuts for the options on the pause menu so I won't have to keep clicking into the pause menu and click the reset button, but everything else is perfect 5/5 :)
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I think this is the sort of game that developers use to test just how far the human mind can go on a flash game without becoming crazed.
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So, a funny thing happened. I'm building up my tower, I've got it pretty well planned and it's not swaying even slightly. Then I place one block down ON THE RIGHT and it suddenly starts leaning WAY FAR TO THE LEFT. Which tells me one thing and one thing only: This game doesn't have an actual physics engine. It's just programmed to start swaying erratically once we reach a certain height and/or block count. To which I say: Screw this game and screw everyone who had a hand in making it.
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This is the version of Tetris they let you play in Hell. No matter how tightly you lock the tower together, it will still sway, and if the pieces so much as even scrape together, it counts as dropped and falls. It's like the person who made this game was just mad at the world and wanted to piss off as many people as possible.
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Biggest mistake you should avoid. Many people make two different towers at some point in the game, and then put a S,L or half plus sign and except the towers to be merged. They don't get merged. When you progress further, the towers will start not being able to stand the pressure which tries to separate the whole thing into two pieces. It will start wobbling, and fall at the end. Another mistake: Putting inappropriate pieces to make your area larger. You should avoid putting shapes which will wobble when put at the corner with one side not touching the ground. It'll end up as a looong tower falling down.
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Biggest error to avoid: Don't make two separate towers. Most people just make two towers and then combine them when possible.. When you do this, one of the towers topple and you lose.
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eh 1 more block so that i can win , the very very hardest way , put accidenttally my tower fall and i should put my 1 block before it fall T.T
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The way to get the impossible is not to narrow the tower as you go up, but actually make it wider. It's difficult but you can do it and the decreased tower height makes it far more stable.
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Cool gme, but there is 1 thing about the physics...
When I put a brick exactly with a half on the grond and the other half in the air, the mass center should be exactly on the ledge of the ground (and consequently the brick shouln't fall), but the brick falls.
Other than that, cool and challenging game! Still fighting for the impossible badge...
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I am on a quest to get all impossible badges (yeah, I'm crazy), and this one is evil. I am going to find a different game now...
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here is a good idea. Use pieces that can hook onto ledges to make the tower wider at the start. Basically, if you have blocks shaped like L's or something, one with a hooking ability, hook it to the side of the platform and create two extra spaces for blocks. If you're like me, you'll want to make it wider as you go, until you add six new spots for blocks. All this can be achieved by hooking to the sides. Then, play Tetris. Just try not to leave any spaces blank.