Cranova

A crane lowers one floor module at a time, and each module carries load pillars sitting on different mount slots. Move the piece left or right, and on wider mounts flip it, so those pillars come down onto the supports of the floor below. Line every pillar up and the joint locks clean. Miss the match and the seam goes weak, the stack starts to lean, and a few bad drops bring the whole thing down. Early levels give you three mount slots to read. From the fifth level the grid widens to five, then alternates up to seven as you climb, so there are far more ways to line up the load and far more ways to get it wrong. Twenty-four levels run through four times of day. Clear mornings play it straight, golden hour adds gusts of wind that nudge your lean, city nights hide the next piece in fog, and storm fronts throw both at you while the timer tightens. Reach the target height to clear a level, keep your accuracy above seventy percent for a second star, and finish with no bad joints for the third. Every level builds from its own materials, so stone and brick give way to steel, concrete, glass, and wood as the sky changes, each with a small handling quirk. The campaign runs up a city street you scroll from the ground up, so your progress reads as a climb that grows level by level. Past the last stop waits an Endless run where the speed never stops rising and only your best height matters. Sky themes unlock as you finish tiers, and award badges track perfect joints, tall runs, and flawless levels. Progress stays on the device. There are no accounts and no sign in. Notifications are optional and limited to occasional reminders, and you control them from settings along with music, sound, and haptics.