Tsunami Troll Tower Guide: The core loop every round
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OverviewTsunami Troll Tower drops you onto a tower with up to 20 players and sends a massive wave crashing up every 30 seconds. Your job is simple: climb higher than the wave, reach checkpoints, collect Jump Credits, and mess with anyone in your way.
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The core loop every round
StepA wave hits every 30 seconds, so you always have a deadline. Checkpoints scattered through the tower mark safe heights — reach one and you have bought yourself breathing room. While you climb, grab Jump Credits to improve how high you can leap.
- Target the next checkpoint it is your immediate goal every time a wave clears.
- Pick up Jump Credits grab them as you pass so your jump height grows over the round.
- Check your timer the wave returns every 30 seconds.
- Get above the wave if you cannot reach a checkpoint in time, simply be higher than the water when it arrives.
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Gear from the shop
TipsThe shop sells gear that helps you climb faster or slow other players down. Check how many coins an item costs before you commit.
- Speed Coils affect how fast you move.
- Ban Hammers let you interfere with other players.
- Rainbow Carpets help you get to greater heights.
Trolling other players
WarnUp to 20 players share the same tower, and sabotage is an intended mechanic. You can trip players with trails, physically push them off ledges, or use purchased gear to set them back.
Glossary
Glossary- Checkpoint
- A marked height on the tower where you are considered safe when a wave arrives.
- Jump Credits
- Collectibles found while climbing that increase how high your character can jump.
- Gear
- Items bought from the shop — such as Speed Coils, Ban Hammers, and Rainbow Carpets — that change how you move or affect other players.
- Troll
- Deliberately interfering with another player by pushing, tripping, or using gear against them.
Common questions
FAQHow often does the wave come?
The tsunami arrives every 30 seconds.
How many players are in each game?
Each tower session holds up to 20 players at once.
Is it against the rules to push other players?
No — sabotage is a core part of how the game works. Pushing, tripping with trails, and using gear to interfere with rivals are all intended mechanics.
What do Jump Credits actually do?
Collecting them raises your jump height as you climb.
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