The Stones

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The Stones is a single player action game. It was developed by Kovik Studios and was released on March 26, 2025. It received neutral reviews from players.

The Stones is a casual click & collect game where players tap to gather a variety of stones, each categorized by rarity from common to mythical. As you keep playing, your chances of obtaining rare and special stones increase, adding excitement to your collection journey. New stones drop hourly, encouraging regular play and discovery.

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Single-Player

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52%

Audience ScoreBased on 25 reviews

graphics3 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game offers zero-stress gameplay, making it a perfect casual experience for players looking to unwind.
It features a variety of collectible skins with rarity tiers, adding a layer of excitement to the simple clicking mechanic.
The cute, cartoony visuals and lightweight design allow it to run on virtually any hardware, making it accessible to a wide audience.

The progression is extremely slow, with only one drop per hour, leading to a repetitive gameplay loop that can quickly become dull.
There is a lack of depth and meaningful progression, as the game revolves solely around clicking and hoping for rare stones.
The overall experience feels barebones and lacks engaging mechanics, making it more of a fleeting curiosity than a memorable game.

gameplay
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is characterized by a simplistic, zero-stress approach focused solely on clicking stones, lacking any meaningful progression, strategic decision-making, or depth. While it may serve as a casual distraction for those who prefer idle mechanics, it fails to engage players looking for more complexity or challenge.
- “Zero-stress gameplay — open, click, close.”
- “For players who enjoy idle mechanics without any pressure, challenge, or commitment, the game can function as a brief distraction or background activity.”
- “The gameplay revolves around a single action: clicking on stones.”
- “There are no branching systems, no upgrades that meaningfully alter the pace of progression, and no mechanics that introduce strategic decision-making.”
- “For players seeking depth, strategy, or even layered idle mechanics, it falls short almost immediately.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics feature a cute, cartoony art style that is colorful yet simplistic, resembling a mobile or browser game rather than a traditional PC title. While the visuals align with the game's lighthearted vibe, they lack depth and offer minimal visual stimulation beyond basic cosmetic variations.
- “Cute, cartoony visuals that fit the vibe.”
- “The art style is colorful and inoffensive, creating a charming atmosphere.”
- “The aesthetic feels closer to a simple browser or mobile idle game, reinforcing the sense that the experience is meant to be lightweight and disposable.”
- “While the art style is colorful and inoffensive, it is also extremely barebones, offering little visual stimulation beyond minor cosmetic differences between unlockable stones.”
- “The aesthetic feels closer to a simple browser or mobile idle game than to a traditional PC title, reinforcing the sense that the experience is meant to be lightweight and disposable.”
music
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is described as catchy and enjoyable, contributing to its addictive nature, making it a fun experience for players. However, potential players with gambling addictions are advised to approach with caution.
- “The music is catchy and enhances the overall experience of the game.”
- “The soundtrack is incredibly addictive and keeps you engaged throughout.”
- “The sound design is impressive, adding a unique atmosphere to the gameplay.”