Master the swing. Save the cargo. Rebuild the town.
Vertical slice
Tiny Tow is a portrait-first, one-thumb physics hauling game for iPhone, iPad, Android phones, tablets, and foldables. The player drives a tiny tow truck while absurd cargo swings behind it on a physical chain. Good timing produces a clean delivery; bad timing produces a short, funny wreck; every attempt advances the restoration of Rustville.
Fact sheet
- Genre Physics puzzle
- Platforms iOS · Android · Windows
- Engine Unity 6.3
- Players Single-player; no PvP, real-time multiplayer, guilds, chat, or player trading
- Status Vertical slice
- Milestone Vertical slice in development
The core loop
Choose a job -> control momentum -> deliver or wreck -> earn coins, stars, and scrap -> improve truck and town -> unlock a stranger cargo problem -> repeat. Hold to accelerate, release to brake; the play goal is to deliver cargo with condition, speed, and optional mastery objectives. Session: 3-6 minutes, 2-3 hauls and one visible town improvement.
Features
- One-thumb chain physics: hold to accelerate, release to brake; advanced feathering remains one-thumb
- Cargo condition and damage, including crack-based damage states, fragility-aware damage, soft-kiss forgiveness, and active-run recovery
- Three-objective results (condition, speed, optional mastery) with mastery goals updating live as ON TRACK, PENDING, or LOST before Results
- Ten Region 1 jobs and five marketability cargo hooks; 22 cargo types, six gimmick families, and a launch cargo contract with stable IDs
- Durable local progression: an idempotent coin ledger, checked current/backup saves, schema-5 truck progression persistence
Direction
"Chunky, Readable, Funny" — flat-shaded 2D vector-style with thick outlines. Reference blend: Overcooked’s toy-town proportions x Good Job!’s slapstick physics staging x Hill Climb Racing 2’s clean side-view readability.
Who it is for. Primary: players who enjoy tactile mobile games, short sessions, visible collection or restoration progress, and comedy that does not require dialogue
This title is in development. There is no store page yet — follow along on the contact page for updates.