Crazy Tower is a game based on the famous “Tower of Hanoi” myth. This game involves 3 rods, one through which wooden circular pegs (discs) rest in ascending order. The objective of the game is to move the entire stack of pegs, arranged in order of size from first rod, to the last rod. At any point of time, a bigger peg cannot be placed on a smaller one. Enjoy the thrilling legend right on your mobile phone trying to take the minimum number of steps to complete each level and attain victory.

The game starts with 3 pegs in the 1st level and ends with 8 pegs in the 6th level. Taking one wrong move could prove fatal needing 100s of moves to get back on track.

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“The Distribution service available through Adobe Flash Platform Services offers free and paid methods for distributing applications to social networks, mobile devices, and desktops. It also enables developers and businesses to track the distribution of and user engagement with their applications. Finally, it enables monetization of applications through ad hosting.”

Distribution Benefits

• Enable users to instantly add your application to their own page or account on more than 70 social networks and services, including Facebook, MySpace, and iGoogle.
• Enable users to install your application on mobile devices (currently free beta) and desktops(¹).
• Benefit from the implied endorsement when users add and display your applications on their social pages.
• Maximize the early adoption of your application through paid promotions.
• Generate revenue by hosting paid ads for other applications.
• Track and analyze comprehensive distribution and engagement data.

(¹)For more clarity and precise information, please do visit the Flash Platform Services page on Adobe website.

You may also install the free Adobe Distribution Manager. Below is a screenshot -

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