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Tegelfall

A cozy brick‑building survivor puzzle game where you stack pieces, complete building contracts, and push your luck to see how long you can last.

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About the Game

You're a contractor and your job is to build buildings! One piece at a time. But you have a limited amount of pieces, and not all of them might be of help. Strategically place your pieces and think ahead and plan... or you could just place each pieces like you only live once.

  • Place bricks

  • Manage bricks

  • Earn money

  • Buy more bricks

  • Repeat

Progression

Starting with smaller buildings, and after each fulfilled contract you will be faced with challenges and obstacles to make the next contract harder. Concrete pieces that you can't rotate, bombs that needs to be defused, and so forth.

You can hold and switch out pieces, or simply discard them if you don't want them. But be careful so you still hit the necessary requirement to fulfil the contract. Sometimes a hole in wall is better than trying to make it perfect.