Tower Sight
Build a skyline where every row and column holds each tower height once. Edge numbers count the towers you can see from that side, and tall towers hide short ones.
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Controls
TapKeyboard←→↑↓ V- Tap a cell, then a height.
- Each height once per row and column.
- Tap an edge number to look along that line.
- Keys: arrows, digits, V to look.
About the game
Tower Sight is a city-building logic puzzle, also called Skyscrapers. Fill the grid with towers so every row and column holds each height exactly once. The numbers around the edge tell you how many towers you can see when you look along that line, because taller towers hide the shorter ones behind them.
Counting hidden towers in your head is the hard part, so tap any edge number to drop down to street level. The view swings around and the whole line rises in front of you: towers you can see light up, hidden ones fade, and the count sits next to the clue. Thirty-six cities grow from four by four to seven by seven, with pencil notes, undo and a hint that points at the line forcing the answer.
Free to play in your browser. No download, no sign-up. Works on phones, tablets and computers. Your progress is saved on this device.