Bandu was a tabletop game by Milton Bradley in 1991. Each player is given a small piece of wood (about the size of a jenga block) as their building platform. Everyone is given the same pile of different shape and sized pieces, such as an egg, bowling pin, slanted cylinder, pot, thin ring, and much more.
When a player's turn begins they are handed a piece to stack onto their platform, chosen by the previous player. They can expel 1 of their 3 "beans" to skip their turn and hand the piece off to the next person instead. The winner is the last person to have a standing structure atop his base-plate.

It's a physics game, which I know would be janky in a videogame but that would make it better.

I would be elated if someone could make this! I'd try, but me learning software is like trying to teach philosophy to a monkey.