Concrete Rush
Fill it to the line. Not over. Not under. Before it sets.
Fill it to the line. Not over. Not under. Before it sets.
Concrete Rush is a pour-and-fill puzzle with a jobsite twist. A mixer truck sits above an oddly-shaped foundation form — steer its chute, open the gate, and fill the form exactly to the dashed line. Stop short and there isn't enough to strike off. Go past it and the pour is spoiled: concrete over the line can't be taken back.
The catch is that concrete already in the air still lands after you shut the gate, so you're always pouring a little ahead of what the gauge reads. And because the forms aren't simple boxes, the level doesn't rise evenly — a wide footing crawls, then the moment the concrete reaches a narrow neck it bolts for the line. Later levels hang rebar in the way and give you two forms to fill on one timer.
Siteometry is a toolbox for people who build things — concreters, formworkers, groundworkers, contractors and weekend DIYers. Concrete Rush is the coffee-break flip side of that: a free online game to play while the real pour is curing, the pump is being set up, or the truck is stuck in traffic.
There's nothing to download and nothing to install — it's a browser game that loads in seconds on your phone or laptop and plays one-handed with the gloves still on. One quick level, beat your best, and get straight back to work.
Yes. It's completely free, with no login and no ads-wall. Like every Siteometry tool, it runs entirely in your browser.
Yes. Touch the play area to aim the chute and hold to pour — it plays with one thumb. On a desktop you can use the pointer, or the arrow keys and Space.
Concrete already falling still lands after you shut the gate. That in-flight concrete is what tips a form over the line, so you have to cut the pour early and let the rest catch up.
Anything within a few percent of the target fills the band and scores as on the line, with a bonus. Landing a little short still scores; going past the limit spoils the form and scores nothing.
You re-pour that level. Your score from the levels you've already cleared is banked, so a bad pour costs you time rather than the whole run.
It's in the way. Rebar deflects the stream, so on those levels you have to thread the pour through the gaps instead of aiming straight at the form.
Your best score and the furthest level you've reached are stored locally in your own browser. Nothing is uploaded — clearing your browser data resets it.
No. It's a browser game — nothing to download, no app store, no account. Open the page on your phone or computer and pour.
That's exactly what it's for. Concrete Rush loads instantly and a level lasts well under a minute, so it's an easy free online game to squeeze into a coffee break or the wait for the next truck — then straight back to it.