Good morning to all steemians and most especially, the Cur8 community and all gaming communities. Today is Friday April 17th and it's my personal break off work. I already did my chores and had breakfast so to begin the fun I started with Cur8 gaming.

I did two new things today.

I tried a new game today on Cur8 called Altitude and I broke my own record with Sky Tower moving up a little bit on the leaderboard. I start with the achievement.

Sky Tower New Record

I've had my eyes on the leaderboard trying to get to at least top 5. I've played the Sky Tower game at least more than 3 times so I'm getting good at it and learning the right timing to add the blocks on top of each other. I used to think about how those at the top of the leaderboard were able to have those high numbers but after playing a few times I realize it's a matter of mastering the game dynamics.

I was at position #18 on the leaderboard with 57 points. As you can see, that's the top three people on the Sky Tower leaderboard. I'll need 179 points if I want beat the top guy @river.walker. It's not going to be easy but I'm going to try for sure

As you can see from this screenshot I was getting a lot of combos and that's what helped me climb up. It's a simple game of how many combos can you keep getting because if you can get that then you're going to keep playing the game and increase your points till you get the highest points.

My max number of combos in this session was 9x. I imagine those at the top would see this as child's play so I have to really start mastering my combos if I want higher values.

So as you can see from this one above, I finished the Sky Tower game at 61 blocks stacked. I will be attempting to break the record and hopefully get to the top as I said. If not, at least I've gained the skills to battle again the next time.

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Cur8 Altitude

I tried a new game I haven't played before called Altitude. You are to jump on the bricks till you get to the top so you can move to the next level. For my first try, I wasn't used to the control and what I was to do so you can imagine I failed that one.

They call the first level "Learning the". I played it over and over to get used to it but still failed in the first few tries but I earned some quest coins so that was progress for me.

But after more attempts I was able to clear level 1. Earned some coins and moved on to the next level. There's no XP earned for this game though.

In Level 2, you get an orange brick which breaks the moment you step on it so you have to be fast to move to the next stable brick.

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I completed level 2 as well. As I kept going I was earning quest coins because of the achievements. If you want quest coins you need to play more, master the games and complete quests.

I'm yet to complete level 3 which is where you get moving blocks so it's more technical but I know I'll master it.

Thank you all for reading, thank you to Cur8 for such amazing games and I'll be sharing more later.

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