Is a single-card plinth allowed to mention a shelf?
Yes, if the shelf stays metaphorical. Sweet Motorsales does not host a Mode B ranking here. Tower Builder is the only passport we keep current. Neighbours are directions, not scored rivals.
Tower Builder beside the Tower Rush shelf
How does one App Store puzzle sit beside the wider Tower Rush habit without turning this plinth into a fake ranking? Diary entries below keep the shelf talk qualitative.
What makes this card feel like Tower Rush material?
The stacking promise in the title, the Puzzle genre chip, and stills that show vertical builds. That is the editorial hook. We do not claim unique mechanics beyond what the public art and copy already show.
Where does it diverge from a busy puzzle shelf?
Update cadence: last version note is 2018. Rating volume: twelve scores. Privacy table: empty. Game Center is present, which some quiet puzzle cards skip. Those contrasts come from printed fields, not from side-by-side playtests we never logged.
Should readers bounce to alternatives?
Only after they read the passport. The alternatives page refuses invented star counts. If someone wants a different Tower Rush evening, they still leave through Apple’s store, not through a binary on this domain.
Where does the shelf talk stand now?
Tower Builder remains alone on the plinth. The shelf is context, not a list. Open the listing or return to the library.