Android
Install the Android build
Sign in and the partner's Android install step appears. After it, Tower Dash opens straight from a drawer icon.
Get the Android buildTower Dash by InOut Games
Each crate you place raises the multiplier, and Cash Out is open after every placed crate until one falls. A free demo further down shows whether your device runs it.
Tower Dash is an instant tower-building game where a crane and crates replace reels and paylines. A crane swings a crate over your stack and one tap drops it.
All three start at the same sign-in. Take one now and read the platform notes afterwards.
Android
Sign in and the partner's Android install step appears. After it, Tower Dash opens straight from a drawer icon.
Get the Android buildiOS
Sign in, then pin the page to your Home Screen. It launches full width.
Open on iPhoneDesktop
A current browser draws the stack and one click releases the crate.
Play on desktopEvery button opens a new tab on our partner's site.
Four devices share one account. The tower is identical on all of them, and the input is what differs.
Chrome, sign in, tap Tower Dash. Take the Android install and the same game gets a drawer icon instead of a tab.
Portrait framing keeps the crane and the drop zone in one thumb sweep.
Safari, sign in, launch Tower Dash. Pin the page to your Home Screen and it opens full width with the address bar out of the way.
The timing cue is visual, so keep your eyes on the crane.
Same sign-in, bigger panel. A tablet renders more of the tower above the crane before you commit to a drop.
Landscape widens the stack; portrait shows more floors.
Any current browser, sign in, run Tower Dash windowed or full screen.
A mouse click releases the crate, straight from the browser.
Two routes on Android, both on the same account and balance.
Browser
Sign in, then pick Tower Dash off the instant games shelf. The first round starts right after.
App and APK
The Tower Dash app and its APK come from our partner once you have signed in. After the install, Tower Dash opens from your app drawer.
Balance and history are stored on the account, so you can switch between the browser and the app mid-evening and keep both.
Safari runs the game cleanly. A Home Screen shortcut removes the browser furniture.
Safari
Sign in and tap Tower Dash. The round loads in the tab, with the drop control low on the screen where your thumb already rests.
Home Screen
Share sheet, Add to Home Screen, confirm. Later sessions start from that icon and skip the address bar entirely.
iPad follows the same steps with a wider view of the stack.
Four screens, one clientTower Dash runs the same client on whichever device you have chosen.
Open Tower DashNew tab, same accountThe shortest setup on this page: a browser tab and a sign-in.
Browser
Sign in, search the instant games shelf for Tower Dash, click it. It opens in the tab straight away.
Controls
A mouse click on Play drops the crate, and so does the Space key. With Space you can leave the pointer alone and watch the crane.
A tablet shows more floors of the tower at once than a phone does.
Setup
Sign in on the tablet browser and start Tower Dash. Android tablets and iPads take identical steps.
Handling
Hold the tablet by the long edges and drop with either thumb. The result depends on when you tap, and any spot on the glass works.
Five steps from this page to a live round.
Any button opens a new tab on the partner side. This guide stays where you left it.
An existing account signs straight in. A new one takes a short form and a confirmation, then you are through.
Pick a payment method and deposit the figure you decided on before you opened the game.
Search the lobby by name. Lobbies often file it with instant or fast games rather than reel titles.
Choose Easy, Medium or Hard, set your stake, then tap once as the crate swings over the stack.
Every later session needs only the open, sign-in and launch steps.
InOut Games hosts a free demo, and it is embedded below. Load it on the phone, tablet or computer you plan to play on before you install or register anything.

Provider-hosted demo on fun credits. If the crane swings smoothly here, the real-money client will too.
Ready when you are
Setup takes a few minutes. Decide your budget, pick a difficulty, and keep the first stake small while you learn the crane's timing.
You choose Easy, Medium or Hard and set a stake. A crane swings a crate above the stack, and a tap on Play releases it. Each crate that lands raises the multiplier by one step.
On Easy a sample ladder opens at x1.01, x1.04, x1.09, x1.15, x1.21 and x1.28.
A phone shows the least of the tower and is the quickest to pick up, which suits five-minute play. A tablet shows more floors and is held in two hands. A desktop shows the full tower and adds the Space key as a drop control, which suits a longer session at a desk.
For the smoothest play on a handset, InOut Games recommends iOS 14 or Android 10 and newer, 4 GB of RAM, 100 MB of free storage and a stable 4G, 5G or Wi-Fi connection. Your bet history syncs across devices, so every screen shows the same record of stakes and results.
If your sessions are short and frequent, the icon saves time: get the Android build and skip the bookmark.
Mid-round the multiplier is the number to watch. It starts just above x1 and steps up each time a crate is placed. The cash out button shows the amount you would bank at the current step, for example 2.18 on a bet of 2 at x1.09.
A round has two possible endings. Either a crate falls and the tower closes at that height, or you press Cash Out and take the multiplier of the last placed crate. The maximum win is 100 000 USD.
Difficulty sets the maximum tower height, the chance of placing each crate and the potential payout. Easy allows up to 40 crates, Medium 38 and Hard 35. Hard moves its blocks fastest and holds the highest multipliers, while Easy keeps the margin widest.
The setting stays fixed for the round. Playing a run of rounds on one setting shows its pace better than switching after each lost tower.
Tower Dash has two bonus buys. “Touch the skies!” costs 50 times the bet. It builds a tower automatically in Medium mode with three attempts. A fallen block uses up one attempt, building continues from the current floor, and the payout is the multiplier of the last completed floor.
“Build your city!” costs 100 times the bet. It builds several towers automatically in Medium mode, locks in the multiplier of each completed tower and pays the sum. InOut Games rates both buys 3 of 3 stars for volatility. At a bet of 2 the menu shows the two buys at 100 and 200, so check the price against your budget before you tap.
InOut Games lists a return to player of 95.5%. It is an average taken across a very large volume of rounds, and it is the same on every device.
It describes the game over the long run, and each crate plays out on its own. Tower, InOut Games’ 2021 release, is a separate game with its own return and win cap. Pick the device you use most and open Tower Dash on it.
Sessions get interrupted by calls, lost signal or a closed tab. Returning takes three taps. The balance is stored on the account, so you can come back on a different device from the one you left.
If you need to put the device down mid-tower, press Cash Out first so the round is settled before you leave it.
Run the free demo on this page first. It confirms that the game loads on your device and lets you practise the crane’s timing on fun credits. Then set a deposit limit before you open the real game.
When that is settled, pick up the device you tested and drop the first crate.