Press kit
Everything below may be used freely in articles, videos and social posts about Hazard Heights. Questions and review builds: support@hazardheights.com.
In one paragraph
Hazard Heights is a physics block-stacking game for phones. Tetromino bricks fall and land where gravity and friction put them; there is no grid and no lines to clear. You build a tower, survive the chapter's hazards, and keep it standing long enough to hit the target. Bombs go off on a fuse, vines weld bricks together, magma melts through gaps, floods rise, laser lines forbid the top of the screen. Every level has bronze, silver and gold tiers, and abilities let you freeze a wobble or nudge a piece into place. It is free to play; one optional purchase removes ads and the attempts limit and unlocks offline play.
Facts
- Title
- Hazard Heights
- Developer
- Nick de Groot, independent, the Netherlands
- Genre
- Physics block-stacking, puzzle, arcade
- Platforms
- Android first, iOS to follow
- Price
- Free to play. One optional one-time purchase (Hazard Heights Unlimited): no ads, unlimited attempts, offline play. No coin packs.
- Players
- Single player, with leaderboards
- Orientation
- Portrait, one-handed
- Session length
- Two to five minutes a round
- Website
- https://hazardheights.com
- Press contact
- support@hazardheights.com
Art
Gameplay screenshots and a trailer are added as they are captured from the release build.
