TILT³ — A Game of Small Mistakes

TILT³ — A Game of Small Mistakes

TILT³ is a balance game inspired by the classic Jenga, but redesigned to be more challenging, less predictable, and far less forgiving. Every move matters — small mistakes can quickly turn into a complete collapse.

Instead of identical blocks, TILT³ uses specially shaped pieces and a curved base that slowly shifts the centre of gravity as the tower grows. The game rewards precision, planning, and a steady hand, while punishing rushed or careless decisions.

The game is designed to be flexible and customisable:

• You can use the included ruleset, or

• Create your own rules, challenges, or difficulty levels

• Choose any colours you like — the rules allow players to assign colours freely

A standard six-sided die is used to determine actions each turn, adding randomness and tension to every move.

Printing notes (important)

The game pieces must be printed using the file that contains the three pieces together.
When duplicating parts in the slicer, always copy and paste the full set of three pieces, not individual ones.

Each of the three pieces has slightly different dimensions. These minimal differences are intentional and create small gaps between pieces, making it possible to remove them during gameplay without locking the tower. Printing or duplicating a single piece repeatedly may reduce these tolerances and affect playability.

For best results, the pieces were printed with:

• 30% gyroid infill, to add weight and stability

• No supports required

• Fast and simple prints

Whether you play it as a casual party game or a serious test of balance and patience, TILT³ is easy to print, quick to set up, and hard to master.

Small mistakes. Big consequences.