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Big NEON Tower vs Tiny Square puts you back in the shoes of a very small square with a very large problem. Someone has taken your pineapple, and the only way to get it back is to climb a tower that is built to stop you. This version dresses the climb in neon: glowing lasers, sliding blocks and tight gaps, all drawn in flat bright colours against a dark background so hazards are easy to read even when they are moving.

A session is a loop of tiny attempts. You run, jump, misjudge one timing and restart almost instantly a short way back. Deaths cost seconds rather than minutes, which is why the game suits a quick break as well as a long stubborn evening. It runs in the browser with nothing to install.

On Cat Mario it sits with the other platformers that enjoy tricking you. If Cat Mario's hidden traps are what keep you playing, this is the same kind of fun, except that here the tricks are timing and layout rather than surprise blocks.

How to play

Move with the arrow keys or W, A, S and D. Jump with Up, W or Space. The start screen names any other key the game uses. Click inside the game window once before you begin so the keys go to the game and not to the page.

Each screen is a small puzzle about movement: what is safe to stand on, what moves, and when. Watch the hazard through a full cycle before you commit, then jump.

Tips

• Stand still for a few seconds on any safe ledge and study the pattern. Most hazards repeat, and knowing the rhythm is worth more than fast fingers.
• Tap for short hops. Holding a jump longer usually carries you further than you want in tight spaces.
• If the same section keeps killing you, change your approach rather than repeating it. Try jumping earlier or later, or take a different platform.
• Use a keyboard if you can. Precise short movements are much harder on touch controls.

Similar games on Cat Mario

Big Tower Tiny Square 2 is the closest relative, with the same square and a similar climb. Level Devil is about traps that appear where you least expect them. World's Hardest Game is a stricter test of dodging, and OvO offers a smoother, more athletic take on platforming.

Who it suits

It suits anyone who likes short, retryable challenges. The instant restarts keep it friendly for a five-minute break, and the difficulty rewards patience over reflexes.