by Galaxsys: Floors, Odds and Bonus LevelsTower Rush is a fast game from Galaxsys, released on 28 February 2024, in which you stack floors instead of spinning reels.
Every floor you land carries its own odds, the odds multiply together, and cashing out pays your stake times that running product. Galaxsys publishes an RTP band of 96.2% to 97.6% rather than a single figure, and the game holds three bonus floors: Frozen Floor, Temple Floor and Triple Build.
The Tower Rush game in one line: a crane, a stack of floors and a product of odds that grows until you stop.
Tower Rush is a Galaxsys fast game, filed under Fast Games and Turbo Games next to Atlantis, Plinkoman, Jungle Wheel and Golden RA. It was released on 28 February 2024 by a studio based in Yerevan, Armenia, under the Malta licence MGA/B2B/592/2018.
There are no reels and no paylines. A round is a construction site: a crane lowers a floor onto the stack. Each floor that lands carries its own odds, and those odds multiply with everything already built. The running product sits above the tower, and it is the only number that matters.
Galaxsys describes the number of floors as limitless. What stops a round is a floor that misses and brings the tower down, or the cash-out button, which pays your stake times the accumulated product at that exact moment. Dynamic animations, FreeBet and FreeAmount promo tools and provable fairness complete the feature list.
Four moves per round; only one is a decision.
The demo below runs the same loop on play credits with an illustrative ladder. It is not the Galaxsys engine and pays nothing; it exists to show that the whole game is the moment you stop — and how often one more floor would have cost the stack.
In the real game each floor's odds come from the build the operator licensed, and a collapse is exactly what it looks like: the tower falls, the round is over, the stake is gone. No partial payout for height reached.
One game, several builds — and the operator picks the one you play against.
Your build is printed in the in-game rules. The slider is arithmetic on the published band, not a measurement.
Galaxsys publishes a band, not one figure: 96.2% at the low end, 97.6% at the high. The reason is practical: the studio ships several builds, and the operator chooses which one goes into its lobby.
That choice decides the number you play against: the 97.6% build returns 1.4 percentage points more of turnover than the 96.2% build over a long run — invisible in one evening, real money over months.
Open the rules from the menu icon in the top bar; the RTP line is printed there for your build. No review can tell you that in advance.
Three routes to a bonus inside the round. None of them is for sale.
Three bonus floors live inside the round. Nothing is bought and there is no bonus-buy button: Galaxsys triggers them as events while you build — in the studio's words, three different ways to receive a bonus.
An ice floor arrives on the hook instead of a wooden one; the published frame shows it landing with a ×2 marker.
Named by Galaxsys with Frozen Floor and Triple Build as one of three routes to a bonus. The studio publishes no separate frame for it, so none is invented here.
A pink Triple Build floor on the stack, again with a ×2 marker in the published frame.
Because they are events, no session length guarantees one. They appear on the same terms in the free build and in real play, which is rarely. Treat them as bonuses, not the plan.
Separate from the bonus floors are the promo tools FreeBet and FreeAmount. They appear in the game's bonus panel; the operator, not Galaxsys, decides who gets them and on what terms.
What the licence covers, what it does not, and what nobody can check for you.
Galaxsys lists provable fairness among the game's features and states that outcomes come from a certified random number generator. The company behind the studio, Digitain (MT) Limited, holds the Malta Gaming Authority critical gaming supply licence MGA/B2B/592/2018 — the number in the footer of galaxsys.co.
What that covers: the engine and how results are generated. What it does not: the site you play on. Deposit, withdrawal and bonus terms sit with the operator and its own licence; the studio has no part in that.
One question decides a Tower Rush casino: does its lobby carry Galaxsys?
Where it does, the game sits on the fast-games shelf next to titles from Spribe, BGaming, Hacksaw Gaming, Pragmatic Play, Turbo Games and True Labs — seven providers on the shelf we checked.
The Tower Rush casino game card usually carries a demo toggle next to real play, so you can switch to play money without leaving the lobby. The button opens the partner casino; play with money you have already decided to lose, and set a deposit cap first. On a phone the game runs in the browser — how to get it on your phone.
Short answers, checkable on the studio's page.
Floors, odds and bonus floors are Galaxsys's side of the deal; when to press cash out is yours. Start on the official free build, read the RTP line in its rules, and only then put money on the stack.
18+. Gambling involves risk. Budget per round, not per session. Free help: BeGambleAware.org and GamCare.
