The “Genki Dama! SDG-like Medical Education Game Project” develops and provides medical education and educational game applications for children with developmental disabilities (autism, Asperger's syndrome, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), learning disabilities, and tic disorders).
It is a simple game application for children with disabilities.

*The rules of “Alphabet Balance Tower” are super simple!*
When you start playing the game, alphabets fall randomly from the top.
You can stack the falling alphabets by moving left/right or rotating the alphabets.
Be careful not to let the stacked alphabets collapse or leave the area, as this will result in game over.
There are two game difficulty levels to choose from: Normal and Hard.
In the “Hard” mode, the alphabet falls a little faster than in the “Normal” mode, and the letters of the alphabet fall at random in upper and lower case letters.
Choose the difficulty level that suits the player, pile up as many alphabets as possible, and aim for a high score!

* The game can be played offline, so you can play it even if you are traveling and don't have Wi-Fi.
* This game is free, but ads will be displayed.
* Please pay attention to the play time.