Load Bearing
New release on the charts #10#95 PH Games Paidin 2 of 30 countriesreleased yesterday
Load Bearing is #99 in Games › Puzzle Paid in United States and charting in 2 of 30 countries we track.
Updated 24 Oct 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperDSST LLC
CategoryGames
Price299.00 PHP
Released
Rating★ 0.0 (0)
Version1.0
Age rating9+
First seen by us
24 Oct 2026
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#99
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Load Bearing on the App Store
App details
App ID
6799301571
Publisher
DSST LLC
On the store since
Oct 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 15.0+
iPhone 6s and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase · Game Center
Content rating
9+
Languages
1
EN
Size
276 MB
Also listed in
Strategy, Puzzle
Where Load Bearing's downloads come from Modelled
Last 30 days: organic search, browsing the store, features and paid ads.
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| United States | Games › PuzzlePaid | #99 |
 Philippines | GamesPaid | #95 |
Apps near Load Bearing on the chart
Games › Puzzle Paid, around #99.
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App Store, worldwide.
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About Load Bearing
Leave one column empty. Pull it out. Every row closes at once.
Load Bearing is a falling-block roguelite about a construction crew. Every run is a ten-floor building, every floor is a different job, and every Collapse narrows the well you are building in.
A DIFFERENT JOB ON EVERY FLOOR
Lay the foundation. Clear someone else's debris. Finish a punch list against the clock. Survive a material shortage on the pieces you have left. Fill a row edge to edge and it clears; leave a gap and it holds. Bank your Collapse charges, then spend them on the one drop that closes the whole stack.
BUILD YOUR OWN DECK OF PIECES
Your pieces are a deck, not a random stream. Between floors, spend your pay in the yard: new shapes from two-block scraps to seven-block monsters, relics that bend the rules, and tools like Cut, Settle and Pour. Scrap the shapes you hate. Design your own in the Fabricator.
BEAT THE FOREMAN IN HIS OWN WELL
Twenty Building Codes, each harder than the last. Every fifth one ends with a foreman who wants to see if your work holds: one shared well, alternating turns, and the row he built to nine is yours if you drop the tenth. When you are ready, play a real person: a friend by their code, or whoever is waiting.
MADE FOR IPHONE DUO
Open it flat and the whole site fills the tall display. Half-fold it like a tiny laptop and the game splits at the hinge: the well, your stash and your next pieces stand on the top half, and a full set of controls, Collapse and your items sit on the bottom, under your thumbs. iPhone and iPad layouts are built just as carefully, with touch, keyboard and controller support.
RAISE A CITY, LEARN THE TRADE
Every finished run adds a tower to your skyline. Coins you bank raise your rank in the trade and buy perks that change how every run starts, and you can switch them off when you want the harder climb.
- Twenty Building Codes and a foreman at every fifth
- Pieces from two to seven blocks, plus the ones you design
- Relics, tools and perks that stack into very different runs
- Head to head against a friend or a stranger
- Foremen with their own voices
- No ads. No in-app purchases. Buy it once, it's yours.
Build to code.
Load Bearing is a falling-block roguelite about a construction crew. Every run is a ten-floor building, every floor is a different job, and every Collapse narrows the well you are building in.
A DIFFERENT JOB ON EVERY FLOOR
Lay the foundation. Clear someone else's debris. Finish a punch list against the clock. Survive a material shortage on the pieces you have left. Fill a row edge to edge and it clears; leave a gap and it holds. Bank your Collapse charges, then spend them on the one drop that closes the whole stack.
BUILD YOUR OWN DECK OF PIECES
Your pieces are a deck, not a random stream. Between floors, spend your pay in the yard: new shapes from two-block scraps to seven-block monsters, relics that bend the rules, and tools like Cut, Settle and Pour. Scrap the shapes you hate. Design your own in the Fabricator.
BEAT THE FOREMAN IN HIS OWN WELL
Twenty Building Codes, each harder than the last. Every fifth one ends with a foreman who wants to see if your work holds: one shared well, alternating turns, and the row he built to nine is yours if you drop the tenth. When you are ready, play a real person: a friend by their code, or whoever is waiting.
MADE FOR IPHONE DUO
Open it flat and the whole site fills the tall display. Half-fold it like a tiny laptop and the game splits at the hinge: the well, your stash and your next pieces stand on the top half, and a full set of controls, Collapse and your items sit on the bottom, under your thumbs. iPhone and iPad layouts are built just as carefully, with touch, keyboard and controller support.
RAISE A CITY, LEARN THE TRADE
Every finished run adds a tower to your skyline. Coins you bank raise your rank in the trade and buy perks that change how every run starts, and you can switch them off when you want the harder climb.
- Twenty Building Codes and a foreman at every fifth
- Pieces from two to seven blocks, plus the ones you design
- Relics, tools and perks that stack into very different runs
- Head to head against a friend or a stranger
- Foremen with their own voices
- No ads. No in-app purchases. Buy it once, it's yours.
Build to code.
Latest updates
1.0.1
- High score leaderboard: finish a Career run and your score goes to Game Center. Tap HIGH SCORES in My Work.
- Straight to the next code: certify a new Building Code and your next run starts there. You can still pick a lower one.
- Awkward pieces pay: six- and seven-cell pieces beyond your starting kit raise your score multiplier.
- Awkward offers come with a deal: a bounty, a dare, a free Pour, a free piece, or two free scraps.
- Fairer prices: small pieces cost coins, and duplicates are priced by size.
- The Scrapyard and Engineering office warn you when your deck is too small to sell or scrap.
- Head to Head: a jam fires a crush, and its rows go to the other contractor.
- Clearer run-over text.
Full notes: loadbearinggame.com/release-notes
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