Windframe

The higher you build, the harder the wind blows. Windframe is a one-thumb building game about structure, weight, and wind. Choose a floor — heavy concrete, warm wood, or fragile glass — aim it with a drag, and drop it. Every floor you add raises the tower's center of gravity, and every meter of height feeds the gusts that make it sway. Watch the flag on the roof. When it streams flat, hold your breath: the whole structure leans, creaks past its balance point, and — if you built well — swings back. Sloppy placement doesn't fail at once. It accumulates, quietly, until one gust finds it. The sky keeps score. Ground level is a clear morning; at 20 meters you build into the sunset; past 40 the stars come out. • A round takes one to three minutes, one hand, portrait. • Real physics: weight, friction, and wind decide everything. No timers, no luck. • Perfect placements chain into streaks. • No…