TORCH IT!
A burn-the-tower puzzle: you are a little monster with a few torches, and the tower full of troublemakers has to go up in flames.
TORCH IT! is a tower-burning puzzle game: you are a little monster holding just a few torches, the tower across from you is full of mischief-makers, and your job is to burn the tower down and send them all skyward. The controls work like a slingshot: hold and pull back, then let go to throw. The further you pull, the further the torch flies. If your torches burn out before every troublemaker is burned, the round counts as their win. The torches are the puzzle. There are four kinds: a plain torch, an arrow, oil, and a bursting torch, and each burns differently. Wood catches fire, stone does not, oil spreads the flames, wet boards hiss and block the fire, and a powder keg settles the argument outright. The fewer throws you use, the more stars you get, so you cannot just throw wildly; you have to work out how many targets one torch can light. The content comes in two parts: 15 hand-built levels across 3 short chapters, plus 200 procedurally generated endless towers, every one verified as solvable by a solver the author wrote, with the solver's score as the par. Five more levels hide a bag of marshmallows that has to stay golden, not scorched, while you burn the tower, and with the fire climbing upward it is easy to torch it by accident. One heads-up: this is an AI Browser Game Jam 5 entry. It plays in the browser with no signup, no ads, and no install, on portrait phones and desktop alike, in English and French. Don't expect long-term level packs, though: once the 15 hand-built levels are done, what is left is those 200 generated towers.
