- May 19, 2020
- Herringbone Games
Stacks On Stacks (On Stacks)
Platforms
About
"Stacks On Stacks is a 3D tower builder game where you play as Rockit, the Master Stacker. Your mission is to clean up colorful bricks falling everywhere using your psychic helmet. Build stable towers, incorporate mixed materials, defend against invaders, and even knock down your finished towers with a wrecking ball. Enjoy Story mode, Co-op, Versus, and Twitch mode for varied gameplay."





- The game features a variety of fun mini-games and absurdist visuals that enhance the overall experience.
- Gameplay is fast-paced and addictive, with tight physics and a high level of polish that keeps players engaged.
- The sound design and music are exceptional, perfectly complementing the frantic nature of the game.
- Time goals for each level can feel a bit short, which may frustrate some players.
- The game's mechanics can be challenging, potentially making it difficult for younger players to enjoy.
- Despite its colorful aesthetic, the game may not appeal to everyone due to its unique style and gameplay.
gameplay
9 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is described as surprisingly addictive and fast-paced, centered around a simple yet engaging mechanic of stacking blocks to reach a height. Players appreciate the tight physics and tangible weight of the blocks, along with the vibrant visuals and innovative mechanics that keep each level fresh and exciting. The seamless transition from menu to gameplay, paired with fitting music, enhances the overall experience.
“It is exactly what it looks like: stack blocks to reach a certain height, crazy mechanics constantly reinventing the gameplay, and bright colorful visuals.”
“The game is built around a relatively simple mechanic-- stack up the blocks without letting any of them fall out of bounds-- that everybody can understand.”
“+gameplay is extremely tight, physics work exactly as you expect and the blocks have a tangible weight to them.”
“+extremely fast-paced gameplay without any needless waiting.”