When you start playing Super Tumble (LITE) the first thing you see is the following: a platform atop of which wooden pieces are jumbled together, and golden star is perched at the very top of this constellation. In every level the goal is the same: to safely get the star down from the summit and lay it on to the platform. This is only possible by taking the mountain apart bit by bit, thus getting the star closer and closer to the ground.
This isn’t quite as easy as it might sound, seeing as the figurine mountain’s equilibrium can easily be destroyed if you remove the wrong piece.
If the balance is destroyed the mountain topples over and all the wooden bits come crashing down, as does the star.
The game thus calls for caution. Choose the pieces you want to remove wisely, and think before you act.
All you need do to remove a piece is touch it gently with your finger; it will then explode into lots of tiny fragments and make room for new pieces. There’s a small stop watch in the upper right corner of the display which has to do a full circle before you can remove another wooden bit. This means that it’s only possible to remove pieces every few seconds.
Be warned: not every piece is made of robust wood! There are a few weak, silver colored ones that are so fragile that they shatter if the star drops down a few centimeters (which happens every time you remove a wooden bit). If this happens you risk messing up the mountain’s balance.
There are also a few red-ish colored bits which burst and destroy the other pieces in their immediate vicinity.
If you manage to escort the star down on to the ground despite all the obstacles you’ve successfully completed the level and can get cracking on the next one.
Unfortunately, the Lite version comes with only 12 levels so you get through them quite quickly. Aside from this I like Super Tumble (LITE) which really lives up to its name.
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