Overview
neon-tower is a minimalist stacker about timing and overlap that values small corrections over big saves. Platforms slide, and your goal is to drop floors so they overlap cleanly, creating a stable core that can accept the next layer. Early floors want generous overlap; later ones accept tighter timing once the center is tall and stable. The trick is to treat drops as rhythm—not reaction—count a beat, aim for center, and shave input size to correct drift before committing. Positive feedback is audible and visual; clean overlaps glow, harsh offsets dim and trim the stack. The craft becomes economy of motion: moving a hair early beats moving a lot late. Misses teach kindly—large trims say you chased, drift says timing floated, collapse signals greed. Correction is a reset drop with slower cadence, then small nudges to re-center. The pleasure is seeing a neon column rise because every floor belonged to a quiet decision rather than a rescue.