Stackit

Frank Pimenta

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Three pieces that agree on everything clear the line. That is the whole rule, and it is harder than it sounds.

Every piece carries a colour, a number and a shape. Pop them onto the stack and a line goes only when three of them match on all three counts — about one random triple in twenty-seven. Arranging the rest is the game.

THREE DEPTHS

Harbour is a tutorial rather than a level: colour only, thirty pops, long enough to learn the shape of it.

Ocean is the game played straight — colour, number and shape together. 3.7% of triples clear.

Deep adds a facing arrow and a wider board. 1.6%.

ONE BOARD A DAY

The daily is the same puzzle for everyone on Earth, and you get one attempt at it. Not one attempt unless you pay: one attempt. Finish it and you see where you landed among that day's players.

SCORING FOLLOWS RARITY

A hundred a piece, plus a bonus for how much the line has in common. Orders that read 1-2-3 pay double. Read them 3-2-1 and they pay triple.

WHAT IS NOT IN IT

No ads. No in-app purchases. No unlocks, no tiers, no energy, no timers, no account, no sign-in, no newsletter. Stackit is bought once and that is the end of it.

It plays with no connection at all. The only thing that ever leaves your phone is a daily score, and only when you finish one — never your name, which stays on the device.

Eight rule shapes. A hundred and forty-four trios that clear. Three sweeps a match, for when the stack gets away from you.

নতুন কি আছে

First release.

Three pieces that agree on colour, number and shape clear the line. That is the whole rule.

Three depths, from a colour-only tutorial to a six-wide board with facing arrows. One daily puzzle, the same for everyone, one attempt.

No ads, no in-app purchases, no account. Stackit is bought once, and it plays with no connection at all.