Topplique

Topplique is a chain reaction workshop where every puzzle begins with a single push.

Lay out standard slabs, long slabs and curve slabs across a gridded floor, then mark the one you want to knock over first. Force travels from piece to piece exactly as far as each part can reach, so spacing and facing matter as much as the route itself.

Special parts change the shape of the problem. A leap ramp throws the chain across an empty trench but arrives with less force than it left with. A fork splitter turns one running line into two spreading arms. A hold block pauses its arm for two seconds so a slow branch can catch up. A heavy hammer refuses to drop until enough slabs have built up momentum ahead of it, which turns a simple connection puzzle into a question of run up length.

Beacon Sync blueprints ask for more than connection. Every beacon has to light inside a narrow window, so the two arms of your layout must arrive together, not merely arrive.

When a chain breaks, slow the playback to a quarter speed or step forward one frame at a time and watch exactly where the gap opened. Undo one placement, nudge a slab, push again.

The Replay Theatre keeps a reel of every push you make, so a layout that worked can be studied again later. The Carved Face Vault collects hand carved slab faces recovered from the crate as blueprints are solved, each with a short note from the workshop. The Architect Ledger tracks lifetime slabs placed, beacons lit, clean runs and broken chains as your standing rises from Floor Sweeper to Grand Toppler.

A fresh Daily Blueprint scatters new beacons across the floor every day, and the Free Atelier hands you an unlimited crate with no scoring at all, for the times you simply want to watch something long and complicated fall over.