Tower Rush: Galaxsys crash game with floors on 1xBet Sudan
Tower Rush is a crash-type game from the Galaxsys studio without reels or paylines: a crane lowers building floors one on top of another, every floor that lands gives its own odds, the odds are multiplied together, and “Cashout” can be pressed at any moment after a placed floor. A floor that collapses ends the round, except when the current amount has been frozen by a special floor.
The scene is a quiet street with pastel houses, a lamp post and a green bench with a Tower Rush sign. A yellow and black crane hook holds the next floor above the site, a brick one with a round window or a log one, and the control bar below shows the bet field with “−” and “+”, the ALL IN and x2 buttons and a large yellow BUILD button.
According to the game rules, the aim is to place building floors on each other and win with the highest possible odds; the number of floors is not limited, so the chain can go on for as long as collapses are avoided.
How a round of Tower Rush is played
Enter the bet amount in the designated field.
Press “Build”: the first floor, attached to the crane, is dropped from above.
If the floor lands, the round is won with the corresponding odds; the win equals the bet multiplied by those odds.
Choose between “Cashout”, which moves the accumulated amount to the balance at once, and “Build” again, which drops the next floor.
Each new floor that stays in place multiplies the amount already accumulated by its own odds.
If a floor collapses, the round is lost and the game returns to its original view, ready for a new round. The only exception is a round in which the odds have already been frozen by the Frozen Floor.
Three special floors
Special floors are dropped exactly like ordinary ones, so the player cannot tell them apart until one lands successfully and reveals what it carries.
Special floor | What it does | How often per round |
|---|---|---|
Frozen Floor | freezes the total win at once, so the frozen amount is paid even if the round is lost later; a larger amount cashed out afterwards replaces it | once; no other special floors after it |
Temple Floor | opens a wheel of 10 sections with x1.5, x1.5, x2, x2, x3, x3, x5, x5 and x7, plus a freezing section; the wheel spins by itself and its result multiplies the current win | can appear several times |
Triple Build | three additional floors are placed automatically, each with odds equal to or greater than x1 | can appear several times |
The rules give an example for the Frozen Floor: a player with odds of x5 gets the freeze, keeps building to x10 and cashes out, so the final win is the bet multiplied by 10, not by 5. After the frozen session ends, every further floor either lands with odds of at least x1.5 or collapses with x0.
The screen and the menu
The panel next to the site shows the player ID, the balance and three tabs, Players, History and Top, with the columns Player ID, Bet, Win and Bet Time. The menu behind the ☰ icon has Home, Settings with a Sound switch, and Rules, where the full text can also be saved with the Download PDF button.
A notification appears when the maximum win limit of the game is reached: from that point the amount will not grow, and continuing to build can still lose the accumulated sum, so the rules advise cashing out.
Tower Rush next to Chicken Road
The closest game in the 1xBet catalogue is Chicken Road by InOut: there a chicken crosses a road lane by lane, the multiplier of each lane is visible before the step, and CASH OUT works at any stage. Tower Rush hides the value of the next floor until it lands and adds the three special floors, so a single round can jump through the wheel or the triple build instead of growing one step at a time.
Free launch on 1xBet Sudan
Tower Rush can be opened for free, without placing a bet: find the game in the slots catalogue and start it from there. Playing for real money requires a 1xBet account, and registration is completed on the site.
The rest of the studio's games are listed on the Galaxsys page, and the list of studios covers the other catalogues.