Two Tower games on 1xBet: how not to confuse the rules

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Just because blocks are being built on the screen doesn’t mean you’re playing the same game. Tower Rush game and Tower X game share a similar theme but differ in pace, controls, and bonus events. If you’ve played one of them before – don’t think that’s the same. You’ll notice the differences most quickly during a short test run. 

In Tower Rush, the player taps Build to add the next floor and uses Cash Out to end the round. After a successful build, you can stop or continue. 

Key elements of Tower Rush

When you first launch the game, pay attention to the four parts of the screen:

  • the field where you set your bet;
  • the Build button;
  • the structure with the added floors;
  • the Cash Out button.

Do not press Build again until the animation for the previous floor has finished. Once it’s complete, check to see if the option to end the round has appeared. This way, after 2–3 practice rounds, you can understand the controls without trying to memorize every possible game event right away.

Tower Rush also features 3 bonus events:

  1. Frozen Floor locks in part of the result;
  2. Temple Floor spins a wheel with 10 segments;
  3. Triple Build adds 3 floors in a row.

These events occur during the round. For example, during Triple Build, you must wait for all 3 additions to complete before checking the status. If Frozen Floor appears, pay attention to the value the game has marked as locked in.

How the buttons differ from Tower X

In Tower X, the player has about 5 seconds to enter the next round. The game’s page describes the Buy Bonus button, which changes to win after the round starts to end participation. In Tower Rush, however, the individual actions Build and Cash Out are explicitly named. Therefore, a button familiar from another game may have a different location and name here. 

To avoid confusing them when switching between tabs, check:

  • the title at the top of the page;
  • the game’s URL in the browser;
  • the text on the start button;
  • the text on the end button;
  • the presence of bonus floors in Tower Rush.

The Tower Rush page URL contains /151203/tower-rush, while Tower X opens at an address starting with /123732/towerx. This is an easier way to tell them apart than relying on the similar appearance of the two towers. 

How to compare both games in demo mode

Open each game separately and spend 5 minutes on each. The goal of this review is to see which game’s pace and sequence of actions make more sense to you, not to judge the games based on a single successful round. 

A quick comparison of the controls

First, open Tower Rush and locate the Build and Cash Out buttons. Then switch to Tower X and see how the text on its main button changes. Don’t keep both games active at the same time: switching between them makes it all harder.

In each demo version, check the following:

  • Start: what exactly you need to press to join;
  • Time: How much time is left until the next round;
  • Controls: Does the button’s function change;
  • End: Where is the corresponding action displayed;
  • Additional events: Does a separate bonus screen appear;
  • Pause: Can you comfortably read the interface before taking the next action.

Tower X has separate panels for Current Stakes, My Bets, and Top Wins, and also displays a history of the last 7 rounds. These are elements of the Tower X interface and don’t look for them in the same form in Tower Rush. In Tower Rush, the focus is primarily on the current construction and possible bonus floors. 

If you’re using a phone, check the name again after unlocking the device: the browser may open the last active tab, not the one you remember.

Choosing the right page

When there are several titles in the catalog that include the word Tower, look for the full title and URL. For the game Tower Rush, you need the page ending in /tower-rush. Its recognizable features are Build, Cash Out, and 3 bonus events. Tower X has different buttons and starts the next round automatically after some seconds. 

But there could also be a problem if you need to log in again. If you plan to return to the game later, save its direct URL to your bookmarks and give the bookmark a descriptive name, such as Tower Rush This is especially handy on a phone, where the browser might reopen the last Tower X tab you had opened instead of the one you want.

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