Snack Stack
A hand-drawn physics stacking game. Drag wobbly, mischievous blocks into a tower past the cloud line and hold it there while they yawn, shove and wander off. Feed a tantrum-throwing block a crayon to calm it down.
How to play
A block waits on the little shelf. Drag it out onto the grass and stack it: the blocks have real weight and wobble, so build a base that won't topple. Take the waiting block and a new one appears in its place.
Build, then survive
Once your tower settles above the cloud line for two whole seconds, the round flips to Survive: keep it up there until the timer runs out and you win the round.
Meet the blocks
These blocks are alive, and they are not professionals. Each has a personality that acts up at the worst moment:
Feed the tantrums
When a block is about to misbehave, a warning pops over its head with a short fuse. Head it off with a snack: blocks love eating crayons.
Your crayon tray restocks one colour every ten seconds, so you'll never run dry for long:
Round after round
Clear a round and the blocks demand a bigger tower: the cloud line rises, the survive timer grows, and the tantrums come thicker and faster. It goes on as long as you can keep the pile standing: no account, nothing to save, just one more stack.
Tips
- Lead with the wide, flat blocks: a broad base holds far more than a tall, narrow one.
- Feed a block the instant its warning appears; a fed block stays calm for ages.
- Don't panic at a wobble: a quick dip only pauses the clock; only a real drop resets it.
- Keep the tower centred over the base so a shove or a hop doesn't tip it.