About This Game
Timmy's Tower Duel puts two of Timmy's block towers head to head on one split screen — RED on the left island, BLUE on the right, each with its own face, its own arms and its own sky. Both towers stack themselves, so the race belongs to the audience: every gift is sent FOR a team, and the first tower to reach the goal wins the round.
A heal builds blocks straight onto your team's own tower. Everything else is aimed at the enemy: hammers knock single blocks off, TNT crates blast a dozen, rocket salvos and meteor showers tear out whole sections — and the nuke sends a bomber across their sky to wipe the tower back to zero. Both scores, every gift amount and the winner itself are computed server-side, and the race in the middle of the screen shows exactly who is ahead.
Rounds run themselves: after the win banner and the confetti, a fresh round counts down automatically, and gifts sent during the 3-2-1 are held and land the moment it starts. Streamers can rename both teams, set the goal height, or switch on Manual stacking to drop the blocks themselves — a tap on either half of the screen (or F and J) places for that side.
Features
Split-Screen Tower Race
Two towers, two islands, one screen — the score race in the middle shows who's ahead at a glance
Team Gift Battle
Every gift backs a side: heals build your own tower, hammers, TNT, rockets, meteors and nukes hit the other
Server-Verified Scores
Both towers, every gift amount and the winner are tallied server-side — no client can fake a round
Rounds That Run Themselves
Towers stack on their own, a new round counts down after every win, and countdown gifts land at GO
How to Play
Download the Launcher
Get the ScrollPlay launcher for Windows
Sign In
Create an account or sign in with your existing credentials
Connect TikTok
Link your TikTok Live stream so gifts reach the game in real time
Start the Duel
Name the teams, set the goal and let your audience fight it out
Audience Gift Mapping
Build your team's tower
- Rosa / Finger Heart — heal — blocks build straight onto your own team's tower
Attack the other tower
- Rose / TikTok — hammer — a mallet knocks a block off the enemy tower
- Doughnut / Perfume — TNT — a crate drops onto the enemy tower, fizzes and blasts blocks off
- Paper Crane / Confetti — rockets — a launcher fires a salvo into the enemy tower
- Corgi / Boxing Gloves — meteor shower — rocks rain down and tear whole sections out
- Galaxy / Gold Mine — nuke — a bomber wipes the enemy tower back to zero
These are the default bindings — each pair lists the RED-team gift and the BLUE-team gift, price-matched so neither side fights cheaper. Every amount is server-owned and rebindable per action in Studio Mode.
Gameplay: a tug-of-war your whole chat picks sides in
Most stacker games are a solo score chase. Timmy's Tower Duel turns the stacking into a team sport: the two towers build themselves at the same steady pace, so the only thing that decides a round is which side of your audience shows up harder. A quiet round is a photo finish; a loud one is meteor showers on one half of the screen and a nuke lighting up the other.
The duel keeps every round honest server-side — both scores, the goal and each gift's exact effect are computed by the ScrollPlay game server, and the split screen's centre scoreboard renders the authoritative race. When a tower crosses the line the win banner, the confetti and the next round's countdown all run on their own, so the streamer never has to touch anything mid-broadcast.
Built for TikTok Live streamers
Every action comes in a red and a blue version, price-paired across TikTok's gift catalog so neither team gets cheaper blocks. Streamers can rename the teams to anything — boys vs girls, dogs vs cats, one creator vs another — while the colors stay fixed so viewers always know which side is which. Custom actions, per-action gift bindings and the Action Board sticker legend all work from ScrollPlay's Studio Mode, and rounds won are tracked with the same overlay widgets Timmy's Tower uses.
Timmy's Tower Duel — frequently asked questions
Is Timmy's Tower Duel free, or do I need a Play Pass?
Timmy's Tower Duel is a Play Pass game, so it needs an active subscription on your ScrollPlay account. The launcher itself is a free Windows download, and your viewers are never charged anything beyond the gifts they choose to send. If you want to try the format first, DEFUSE! and Jello Merge run on the same launcher without a Play Pass.
How do TikTok gifts pick a side in Timmy's Tower Duel?
Every action ships in a red version and a blue version, price-matched so neither team fights cheaper. A heal builds ten blocks onto the sender's own tower, while a hammer knocks one block off the other, TNT takes twelve, a rocket salvo thirty, a meteor shower seventy-five, and a nuke wipes the enemy tower back to zero. There is also a steal that moves forty blocks from one tower to the other. Those amounts live on the ScrollPlay server rather than in the game window, so rebinding which gift fires which action never changes what it is worth.
Can my audience bring a tower back after it gets nuked?
Only if you set that up first. The Save Timer is an overlay widget in Studio Mode and it ships switched off, so you have to add it to a scene and nominate the gift that pays for the rescue — with no widget in the scene a nuke simply stands. When it is armed, the server hands back exactly the height its own nuke took and nothing more, and the slot is spent on the first rescue.
Do I have to stack the blocks myself?
No. Both towers stack at the same steady pace on their own, which is what makes a round a contest between the two halves of your chat rather than a test of your timing. If you would rather drive it, Manual stacking is a setting: a tap on either half of the screen, or the F and J keys, places a block for that side.
How does the game decide which tower won the round?
The first tower to reach the goal height wins. The goal defaults to 200 blocks and can be set anywhere from five upward, and the ScrollPlay server keeps both scores as a single pair and re-decides the winner from scratch on every change, so the race bar down the middle of the split screen is the authoritative one. After the banner and the confetti a fresh round counts itself down, and gifts sent during the 3-2-1 are held and land the moment it starts.