Stacks:Jungle!

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Stacks:Jungle! is a single player survival survival game. It was developed by Stacks:Engine and was released on December 7, 2023. It received positive reviews from players.

Stacks:Jungle is an adventure card game set in the lush heart of the jungle. Get ready to embark on an unforgettable journey filled with crafting, quests, and exploration! Unlock new cards with booster packs, combine them to uncover craft recipes, build amazing structures, gather loyal companions, try delicious exotic food, venture into uncharted territories, make new friends, discover hidden trea…

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Single-Player

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82%

Audience ScoreBased on 17 reviews

graphics2 positive mentions

gameplay2 negative mentions

Stacks: Jungle! offers a unique card-based strategy experience with a vast map to explore and numerous crafting recipes, providing hours of gameplay.
The game features a tranquil and engaging atmosphere, allowing players to enjoy a relaxed pace while completing quests and exploring the jungle.
For a free game, it provides decent fun and creativity, appealing to fans of card-based games and those looking for a chill gaming experience.

The graphics and overall design feel more suited for a mobile app than a PC game, lacking the polish expected from a paid title.
Gameplay can be grindy and unintuitive, with a lack of documentation making it difficult for players to understand the mechanics.
Despite being free, the game has struggled to attract a player base, indicating a lack of appeal and engagement among the gaming community.

gameplay
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The gameplay of "Stacks: Jungle" features card mechanics where players spend gold to acquire booster packs, scavenge for materials, and craft items by stacking cards, reminiscent of titles like "Cultist Simulator." While it enhances the experience with a broader range of crafting recipes and a more mature visual design compared to similar games, some reviewers feel it falls short of top-tier gameplay standards. Overall, it offers a cheerful, kid-friendly twist on the genre, though it may not fully satisfy those seeking high-quality gameplay.
- “While it shares similarities in style and gameplay with Stacklands and Card Survival: Tropical Island, Stacks: Jungle enhances the experience with a wider array of crafting recipes and a more intricate and mature visual design.”
- “The game operates off card mechanics - spend gold to buy more booster packs, scavenge for raw materials, and then craft new items by stacking cards together.”
- “If you've ever played Cultist Simulator, it's much the same kind of mechanic, but with a cheery kid-friendly pirate adventure instead of a gothic Lovecraftian horror.”
story
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story revolves around exploring a vibrant jungle through card collection and crafting, with whimsical missions such as feeding monkeys and growing plants. Players appreciate the engaging, single-screen map that offers multiple locations and quests, ensuring a dynamic and enjoyable experience.
- “I absolutely love that the map is all on one screen and there are multiple locations to find and quests to continue doing, so you don't get bored easily but also stay engaged more than once.”
- “The theme is a bit cutesy as you're given missions like feeding monkeys, growing plants, and so on.”
- “The story feels shallow and lacks depth, making it hard to stay invested in the characters and their journeys.”
- “The quests often feel repetitive and uninspired, which detracts from the overall narrative experience.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in the game are considered mediocre and in need of improvement, with reviewers emphasizing that while visuals are important in gaming, they should be complemented by high-quality gameplay, which this game fails to deliver.
- “The graphics in this game are passable, but could be better.”
grinding
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Players generally find the grinding aspect of the game to be somewhat excessive, indicating that it may require more repetitive tasks than they would prefer.
- “It's a bit on the grindy side.”