Mind the Tilt

Keep it level

Every house in Mind the Tilt stands on a single pin. You, your friends, the piano, the sofa, the elephant: everything in it has weight, and where it all stands decides which way the house leans. Heavy things and crowds upstairs make it tippier still.

Each house is built like a doll's house. The front of the room you are in rolls up so you can see inside, and every other room stays shut. You can see how far the house is leaning and what is on the to-do list, but not where anyone else is, so you have to talk. Somebody pulls a lever two floors up, a crane swings a load across the house, and the rest of you walk the other way.

When it goes over, it really goes over

A house that flips falls, smashes, and the game tells everyone, in big letters, exactly who tipped it. Then it shows the replay.

Features

1 to 8 players , on one PC (two on a keyboard, one on each gamepad) or online with friends. Computer housemates fill the empty seats and help keep the house level, so you can also play alone.

29 houses in six tiers , from a little terrace to a haunted mansion of fifty rooms. Stars from each house open the next tier.

Every house has a twist : an elephant that goes wherever the peanuts go, a rooftop pool that sloshes to the low end, a coaster that never stops, a museum Tyrannosaurus who comes when he is called, and a sandcastle the tide washes away a piece at a time.

Three modes : Co-op (finish the jobs before the clock runs out), Saboteur (one of you is secretly trying to tip it: vote them out) and Endless (no clock, faster and faster, until it goes over).

Machinery everywhere : levers, winches, cranes, pumps, lifts, carts and conveyor belts, usually in a different room from the thing they move.

Four wobble settings , from Gentle to Crazy.

Dress your housemate : every round pays coins for hats, faces and backs. Nothing is sold for real money.

Hiscores for the best housemates and the worst.