The tallest tower ever built with Frantic Architect

Another of those highly addictive video games from Ketchapp Games called Stack recently arrived and presents us with simple but engaging gameplay. Also those musical tones rising as we get to fit the blocks well, we get the desire to play it more and more. The more blocks we put, the higher the tower will be and that photo we take or score, we can share it with our friends to show the great patience we have with ourselves when we vitiate Stack.

I open the entry with Stack due to the similarities with Frantic Architect, the video game that we are dealing with at the moment. A game in which you will have to build big towers and arm yourself with the necessary patience to know how to choose the next block that you have to put, since this will be the basis for the next one. If you know how to place the blocks well, you will be able to carry out engineering works, but the easiest thing is that in this uneven way of placing the blocks, the whole tile falls off under its own weight and you have to start over.

The physics of objects

Frantic Architect is a video game that is based on building towers with a series of blocks governed by the laws of gravity. That said, as we place the first one, one block will appear after another on each of its sides, suggesting where we want to locate it. The problem is that the speed with which they appear makes us sometimes make mistakes and the shape of the tower begins to be a bit chaotic.

There is also the option of watching all the time until we get it right, but it is not a matter of staying all afternoon when, with a little practice, optimal results can be achieved without leaving hours of playing non-stop. The great objective of Frantic Architect is achieve the tallest tower possible, and like Stack, share that score with friends to demonstrate our skills in casual games for mobile devices.

The structure that goes to the skies

When you are forming the structure you can look for all kinds of geometries to go up slowly. The most direct way is a 4 × 4, but there are quite a few roads to reach our goal. Of course, remember that the moment the weight falls on one of the sides, the structure will fall and you will have to start over. When you have the tower built for a few minutes, I assure you that the nerves will begin to emerge due to some possible failure or a cluster of bad choices that lead to the end of the game.

But come on, this is where all the gameplay of Frantic Architect comes in. Maybe it would be nice if there were some other power to slow down the speed of the different positions in which we can place the blocks, because the only thing you can unlock are new appearances.

You got it for free from the Play Store with some micro-payment than another and, in short, a good casual video game to hang out with a minimalist touch that hooks you at first. It depends on your patience to wait for the perfect block, it will depend on the time it takes to go to another game or have it for months in the internal memory of your smartphone.

Technical quality

We can say little about Frantic Arquitect, since behaves well in its facets And that which is composed of a simple gameplay in which the only thing we observe is the structure turning on itself while we are selecting the new blocks.

Minimalism is the visual appearance and physics of objects another of its details. Sometimes we may have the feeling that the structure is going to fall, but it is not, so do not worry if it sometimes seems unreal. I suppose otherwise it would be quite difficult to advance.