Stack The Sky

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About this game

Stack the Sky is a one-tap tower-stacking game. Time each tap to drop the sliding block onto your tower. Anything that overhangs is sliced off, so every miss makes the next block thinner. How high can you build?

HOW TO PLAY
• Tap to drop the moving block
• Line it up with the block below, because overhang gets cut away
• Hit a perfect drop to hear a rising note. Chain three perfects in a row and your block grows back a little
• A total miss ends the run

CLIMB PAST REAL LANDMARKS
Your tower height is shown in meters. As you climb, you pass famous buildings and monuments, from the Statue of Liberty and the Great Pyramid to the Eiffel Tower, the Empire State Building and Burj Khalifa. Roof height and spire or antenna height are counted separately, so every building gives you more than one milestone to reach.

COLLECT THEM ALL
Each landmark you pass is added to your Collection. Open it from the menu to see what you've collected, what's still locked, and how tall each one is.

FEATURES
• Simple one-tap controls, easy to learn and hard to master
• Smooth isometric 3D look with colours that shift as you climb
• Satisfying landing effects, sound and vibration
• Speed ramps up gradually, so the challenge stays fair
• Your best height and your collection are saved on your device
• Plays without an internet connection (ads need one to load)

Free to play with ads. No account needed.
Stack blocks with one tap and rise past the world's most famous landmarks.
Updated on
Oct 25, 2026

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  • No data collected
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What’s new

Initial release.