What did you build? I built an interactive MCQ quiz game that helps students practice multiplication tables from 12 to 20. The game presents one multiple-choice question at a time, provides instant feedback, tracks the player's score, and displays the final results at the end. Why did you build it?

I built this quiz to make learning multiplication tables more engaging and interactive. Most students can easily remember multiplication tables up to 10, but they often find it difficult to recall the tables from 12 to 20. This game helps bridge that gap by allowing students to practice through fun multiple-choice questions instead of simple memorization. By learning while playing, they can improve their multiplication skills, strengthen their memory, and build confidence in mathematics.

I love that is student oriented for the younger generation! but what age is this really targeted to? as some new laws may restrict kids under ~16 access to social media and this is on snap

Canvas API: Full-screen procedural 2D renderer for the tower stacking playfield, including the crane, live cable, platform, square blocks, and controlled camera follow.🧱🏗️

Touch Events: Captures full-screen taps to release the hanging block and restart after game over.

Physics2D: Provides the controlled gravity and collision-ready physics simulation underpinning the active tower block lifecycle.

Sprite Store: Restored STANDARD building texture store with the eight re-uploaded facade images. Queue entries retain their exact selected texture from NEXT preview through spawning.

List of Friends: Supplies friend Bitmoji identities so queued building residents can be assigned from the player and available friends.

Sprite Store: Restored the eight newly re-uploaded NARROW building textures. Each queued NARROW entry retains its exact texture from the NEXT preview through spawning, using the existing narrow gameplay width and the shared block height.

Sprite Store: Restored the re-uploaded industrial hook texture for the live cable-to-building connection; it keeps the current size and movement behavior.

Sprite Store: Five gameplay backgrounds in the fixed City, Sky, Night, Deep Night, and Space sequence. They now move smoothly downward in the opposite direction of the tower at a slower parallax rate, with Space looping.

Bitmoji Sticker Store: Provides varied medium-body positive Bitmoji reactions only for successful placements. The same assigned player or friend is retained while happy-smile, heart-eyes, and excited-relieved reactions are selected without consecutive repeats.

Leaderboard: Global high-score leaderboard for Tower Stack. The final score is submitted and the rankings are shown only after the run has ended.

Haptics: Provides one subtle short vibration on each falling block's first physical contact with the tower or starting platform.

Canvas API: Transparent high-layer renderer for the single vertical ten-cell level meter. It reads the editable level bar layout and draws discrete yellow progress cells with a solid black border.

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Hey Hassan! I noticed that your project is very similar to the mine that I submitted earlier. This challenge is meant to reward creativity and original ideas, so I honestly don’t think spending your time recreating someone else’s concept will help you achieve your goals. It...