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A new Galaxsys tower game
Tower Rush 2 is planned for 22 October 2026. Galaxsys is bringing back the rising tower and has announced Triple Build, a Bonus Round, 50% Cashout and Re-Buy.
Until planned launch

Game overview
Tower Rush 2 is Galaxsys's follow-up to Tower Rush, with a release planned for 22 October 2026. You build a tower floor by floor and raise the multiplier as you climb. Galaxsys has also announced Triple Build, a progress-based Bonus Round, 50% Cashout and Re-Buy. If you have played the first game, the tower will look familiar. The comparison below shows which features belong to the 2024 original and which have been announced for the sequel.
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These are the features Galaxsys has named for the sequel, including Triple Build from the first game.
Read the Galaxsys announcementPlayers stack floors to grow a multiplier. The first game also uses a tower format.
Galaxsys names this feature for both games; the original has a captured Triple Build screen.
The sequel listing calls this progress-based, connecting it to progress during the climb.
A named option in the sequel announcement. Its exact timing belongs in the released game rules.
Galaxsys lists Re-Buy alongside the sequel's other climb features.
One more floor or cash out? That choice drives the first Tower Rush. Here is what we will be looking for in the sequel.
The first game lets you stack floor after floor, with successful placements increasing the total multiplier. Galaxsys describes the same rising tower for Tower Rush 2. If you want to see the original in action, our screenshot guide follows a round from the first Build to the Cashout decision.
In the first game, you decide whether to hit Cashout or add another floor. For Tower Rush 2, Galaxsys has named a 50% Cashout as well. We want to see how that choice changes a run when you have built a tall tower.
The original has Frozen Floor, Temple Floor and Triple Build. Galaxsys mentions Triple Build again for Tower Rush 2, along with a progress-based Bonus Round and Re-Buy. Those are the features we will check first when the new game opens.
One more floor?
Remember trying to land one more floor in an old phone game? Get it right and you want to try again. The first Tower Rush adds a tougher choice: cash out or risk another floor. Galaxsys is keeping the tower for Tower Rush 2 and adding a Bonus Round, 50% Cashout and Re-Buy. We want to see what those new choices do to that old ‘one more floor’ feeling.



In the first Tower Rush, a good floor raises the multiplier. You can take the amount on screen or build again. It is a quick decision, and it is what makes a short round tense.
You can play the original Tower Rush now. Our screenshot guide shows its Build and Cashout buttons, bonus floors and result screen. When the sequel arrives, there will be a real game to compare it with.
Galaxsys has named Triple Build, Bonus Round, 50% Cashout and Re-Buy for the sequel. At launch, we want to see when the bonus round appears, how partial cashout works and what Re-Buy changes when the tower is already high.

The first game
The original Tower Rush has a clear rhythm: choose a stake, build a floor, then collect the displayed value or continue. Galaxsys describes a cashout payout based on accumulated odds. A collapse ends the attempt.
The two titles share a studio and a tower theme. Their published dates, categories and feature lists differ.
| Detail | Tower Rush | Tower Rush 2 |
|---|---|---|
| Developer | Galaxsys | Galaxsys |
| Status | Released 28 February 2024 | Upcoming; planned for 22 October 2026 |
| Tower format | Limitless floors and a cashout based on cumulative odds | Stack floors to grow a multiplier |
| Named features | Frozen Floor, Temple Floor, Triple Build | Triple Build, Bonus Round, 50% Cashout, Re-Buy |
See the first game's controls, compare the two titles or find the provider demo. Pick the question you came with.
Follow the stake selector, Build button, displayed multiplier and Cashout control through a photographed round. The guide also separates the original game's bonus floors and published RTP from sequel information.
Go straight to the screenshot section for Frozen Floor and Triple Build, then read how Galaxsys describes the original game's cumulative odds and 96.2%–97.6% RTP range.
Read the two release dates, game categories and feature lists side by side. The comparison explains which ideas are shared and which names appear in the new announcement.
Use the provider's original desktop and mobile demo links or open the Tower Rush 2 listing. The access guide explains what each link opens and how to identify the game inside a player or app.
Galaxsys lists Tower Rush 2 in its Tower Games category. The original Tower Rush is also a Galaxsys game, but it has its own 2024 provider page, demos, rules and RTP.
The date on the Galaxsys upcoming-games listing is 22 October 2026. That is the planned release date used throughout this guide; the separate original Tower Rush was released on 28 February 2024.
The current listing describes stacking floors to grow a multiplier. It names Triple Build, a progress-based Bonus Round, 50% Cashout and Re-Buy. Open the comparison to see which of those names also appear in the first game.
No. Galaxsys links desktop and mobile demos on its page for the 2024 Tower Rush. The Tower Rush 2 announcement is a separate upcoming-games entry. The demo and mobile guide explains the two provider links.
Galaxsys prints 96.2%–97.6% on the original Tower Rush page. The current Tower Rush 2 listing gives no percentage. A sequel RTP should come from its own provider page or game rules, not from the first game's figure.
Game and date details: Galaxsys catalog, checked 29 September 2026. Galaxsys