Neon Stack
Stack glowing blocks with precision to build the tallest tower in this sleek cyberpunk arcade.
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Anne made this on Mable.
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Time your taps to stack glowing neon blocks and build the tallest cyberpunk tower possible before the pieces become too small to land.
How to play
- Watch the glowing neon block slide back and forth across the screen.
- Tap when it aligns perfectly with the stationary block below it.
- Keep stacking to reach the 25-block skyline goal to win the run.
- Avoid letting the blocks get sliced too small, or you will miss the tower.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap anywhere on the screen to drop the moving block.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click anywhere on the screen to drop the moving block.
More about this game
Your goal is to build a tower of 25 blocks by dropping them directly on top of each other. The core loop involves watching a block slide horizontally across the screen, then tapping to drop it. Any part of the block that overhangs the tower is sliced off, making your next block permanently smaller. The game gets harder as the block speed increases with every successful placement. A run ends if you miss the tower completely or if the overlap is less than 18 percent of the block's width.
Tips
- Aim for perfect placements within a 10-unit window to keep your blocks at their full 640-unit starting width.
- Chain perfect drops to build your combo multiplier and earn a 25-point bonus per consecutive perfect stack.
- The block speed starts at 380 and increases by 8 with every level, capping at an additional 240 speed, so anticipate faster movement as you climb.
FAQ
- How do I get a higher score?
- You earn 100 points for a perfect drop, plus a 25-point combo bonus for consecutive perfects. A normal drop awards between 40 and 100 points based on the overlap percentage. Reaching the target height of 25 blocks also awards a massive 500-point bonus.
- Why did my game end?
- The game ends if you miss the tower entirely or if the overlapping section is less than 18 percent of the current block's width. When this happens, the block falls away and your run is over.
- Does the game get faster?
- Yes, the block's sliding speed increases by 8 for every block you successfully stack. This speed increase caps out after 30 blocks, adding a maximum of 240 extra speed to the base 380.
