Stack

Stack is a minimalist arcade game where players build a tower by placing moving blocks on top of each other. The goal is to stack as many blocks as possible while keeping the structure balanced. Each block moves from side to side, and players must tap at the right moment to align it with the previous layer. If the placement is not perfect, the overlapping section is cut off, making the next block smaller and increasing the challenge.

Timing and Precision in Building

As the tower grows taller, the speed of the moving blocks increases, requiring better timing to maintain stability. A perfectly aligned placement keeps the tower at full size, while a misaligned one reduces its surface area. The smaller the remaining blocks become, the harder it is to continue stacking. Precision is key, as each mistake makes the next move more difficult, eventually leading to the tower collapsing when it becomes too narrow.

Progression and Score Optimization

The game encourages players to aim for higher stacks, rewarding longer runs with better scores. Smooth, well-timed placements allow for a more stable structure, making it easier to continue stacking. Over time, players develop a rhythm and improve their reaction speed, leading to better performance. The challenge lies in maintaining accuracy while adapting to increasing speed, creating a simple yet engaging test of reflexes and coordination.