SpriteStack

About

SpriteStack is a single player action game. It was developed by rezoner and was released on July 15, 2019. It received neutral reviews from players.

SpriteStack is a voxel editor designed for 2D artists, allowing them to create models using the spritestacking technique and featuring a hand-crafted retro renderer that supports animation. Its standout feature is its customizable exporter, which can output spritesheets, slices, and VOX files, with experimental keyframe-oriented animation capabilities. It also supports importing models from Magica Voxel and Qubicle for use with its renderer.

Play Modes

Single-Player

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The software is easy to learn and has a handy interface, making it useful for creating isometric still assets.
It has great potential for voxel animation and sprite making, especially for those new to 3D modeling.
The developer has shown commitment to improving the program, with updates and new features in development.

The software appears to be abandoned, with no updates since 2019 and critical features like VOX export not functioning.
Many users report bugs and issues that hinder functionality, making it difficult to recommend for purchase.
There is a lack of clear documentation and support, leaving users confused about features and usage.

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Users express that the graphics capabilities show significant potential, but there are notable limitations, particularly with the functionality of graphics tablets, which currently only operate in "mouse mode." Additionally, the absence of essential features like transform tools for individual layers hinders the overall experience.
- “I didn't use much yet; it has a lot of potential, but I wish I could use my graphics tablet with this without having to use it in 'mouse mode.' So far, it is not recognizing the pen in 'pen mode' and lacks a lot of important features like transform tools inside the layer, allowing me to move each one or transform a single layer without needing to draw above or redraw.”