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Play in Safari
Sign in, then pick Tower Dash from the instant games shelf. The round runs in the tab, with the drop control low on the panel where an iPhone thumb naturally rests.
- Chrome and Edge on iOS behave identically
- Works the same on iPad
iPhone and iPad
Tower Dash on iOS
Sign in, open Tower Dash, then pin the page to your Home Screen. From then on the game launches from an icon with the address bar tucked away.
Tower Dash is an instant tower-building game by InOut Games. A crane holds a crate over your stack, one tap releases it, and the multiplier rises with every crate that lands.
- Safari, Chrome and Edge all run the round
- One tap per crate
- Cash Out after every placed crate
- Studio
- InOut Games
- Format
- Instant tower build
- RTP
- 95.5%
Two ways in on iOS
Both open the same client and the same account. The second shortens the way back in.
Once
Pin it to the Home Screen
Open the Share sheet, choose Add to Home Screen, give it a name. Launching from that icon gives you the full panel with the address bar gone.
- Sign-in is remembered between sessions
- Sits among your apps or in the dock
The pinned icon and the tab are the same session. Your balance, history and any active bonus are stored on the account.
iPhone setup, start to finish
Five steps, one of which is specific to iOS.
Tap an iOS button here
It opens a new Safari tab and leaves this page behind it for reference.
Sign in or register
An existing login goes straight through. A new account is a short form and a confirmation, then the games load.
Load Tower Dash once
Search the instant games shelf by name and open a round. Doing this before you pin means the icon points at something you have already tested.
Use the Share sheet
Tap Share at the bottom of Safari, scroll to Add to Home Screen, then confirm. Give it a short name so the label fits under the icon.
Launch from the icon
Open it from the Home Screen. The page fills the panel with the address bar out of the way, one tap from the instant games shelf.
If you use Chrome or Edge on iOS, the equivalent option is in the same share menu under a slightly different label.
How iOS hardware frames the tower
The client is identical across Apple devices. The devices differ in how much of the stack you can see.
iPhone, portrait
The default framing. Crane, tower and cash out button fall inside one thumb sweep.
Fewer floors of the tower are visible at once.
iPhone, landscape
Rotating widens the play area and gives a longer view of the crate arc across the top of the stack.
Two-handed grip, with less vertical room for a tall tower.
iPad
Same sign-in, considerably more of the tower on screen at once.
Shows more of the stack than any phone.
Home Screen icon
Launches full width, using the full height of the screen.
Gives back the strip the address bar used to take.
Common questions
How do I get Tower Dash onto an iPhone Home Screen?
Open it in Safari and sign in. Tap the Share button in the toolbar, scroll the list to Add to Home Screen, and confirm. An icon appears with your other apps and launches full width, with the address bar hidden.
Does the pinned icon behave like an app?
Mostly. It opens full panel, keeps its own place among your apps and remembers your sign-in between sessions. Underneath it is a web page, so it always shows the current game and updates itself.
Can I play Tower Dash in Chrome on iOS instead of Safari?
Yes. Chrome, Edge and the other iOS browsers all render the same client, because they share the system engine. Sign in with whichever one you already use and the round loads the same way.
Is the iPad version different from the iPhone version?
The game is the same client with the same crate ladder and the same manual cash out. An iPad shows more of the tower at once. The free demo on the download hub runs on both, so you can compare them before signing in.
Does my balance carry over from my phone to my iPad?
Yes. The account holds the balance, the history and any active bonus, so signing in on a second Apple device shows exactly the same state. Finish or cash out an open tower before you switch.
What is the RTP on iOS?
95.5%, as listed by InOut Games. It is the same figure on every device, since every device runs the same client. It is a long-run average across a very large number of rounds.
Is Tower Dash a slot game?
Tower Dash is an instant tower-building game, and lobbies usually list it with instant games rather than reel titles. A crane and crates replace the reels and paylines. Each placed crate raises the multiplier, and the round ends when a crate falls or when you press Cash Out, which is available after every placed crate.
iPhone and iPad
Sign in, pin it, drop the first crate
Safari runs the game straight away. Pinning the page takes a few more taps and shortens every later session.
Open Tower Dash on iOS
- Instant game, a crane in place of reels
- 95.5% return to player
- Manual Cash Out after every placed crate
Play straight in Safari on an iPhone
Sign in, search the instant games shelf and open Tower Dash. The crane starts moving inside the tab. To see how Safari handles it before you register, load the free demo on the download hub: an instant start, a 1 000 000 fun balance, in the same browser. After that, play Tower Dash on iPhone.
The one iOS-specific step is the pin. Safari’s Share sheet turns the page into a Home Screen icon that launches full width with the address bar hidden. You gain a strip of vertical space, which helps when the tower is tall, and a tab hunt becomes one tap.
Pin after you have loaded a round once, so that the icon points at a page you know works.
The round on an iPhone panel
A crate swings on the crane above your stack. One tap on Play drops it. If it is placed, the tower gains a floor and the multiplier steps up. If it falls, the round closes at that height.
A phone shows only part of a tall tower. The game’s timing comes from the client and is the same as on a desktop monitor. The only difference is how much of the stack you see.
Watch two passes of the crane before your first drop of a session. It takes a few seconds and helps after a break.
Where Cash Out is
Cash Out is manual and becomes available after every successfully placed crate, so you choose the moment to bank the multiplier.
Pick your multiplier before the round. On Easy a sample ladder opens at x1.01, x1.04, x1.09, x1.15, x1.21 and x1.28, which shows how gently the early steps climb.
A round ends when a crate falls or when you cash out. The top win is 100 000 USD, and bets run from 0.12 to 100 USD.
Difficulty before the stake
Easy, Medium and Hard are chosen before the round. The setting decides the maximum height (40 crates on Easy, 38 on Medium, 35 on Hard), the chance of placing each crate and the potential payout.
Easy gives the slowest blocks and the widest margin, and Hard the fastest blocks and the highest multipliers, so pick one and stay on it while you learn the crane’s pace. Both bonus buys run in Medium mode: “Touch the skies!” at 50 times the bet, with three attempts at one tower, and “Build your city!” at 100 times the bet, which adds up the multipliers of several completed towers.
iPad shows more of the same game
An iPad runs the same client through the same sign-in. More of the stack fits on screen, so you see more floors of the tower at once.
You can also hold the device by its long edges and drop with either thumb, which suits a longer evening. Split View keeps a second app beside the round.
The multiplier ladder, the difficulty settings and the 95.5% return are unchanged. If you own both devices, open Tower Dash on the iPad and compare.
Interruptions, and coming back
On iOS a call takes the screen, a notification pulls focus, and Low Power Mode dims the panel.
None of it affects the account. Balance and history are stored with the partner, so you return to the state you left. A tower in progress is still yours to settle, so press Cash Out before you set the phone down if the multiplier is one you want to keep. If the connection drops mid-round, the game settles the round from the last successfully placed crate and shows the result in the bet history when you reconnect.
Getting back in takes two taps if you pinned the page, the icon and then the shelf, and three or four if you did not.
Before you open the first round
Set your budget while you are still reading this. Choose a stake small enough that ten towers fit comfortably, and keep one difficulty for all ten.
Then sign in and put the icon on your first Home Screen page.