Track
Read the block speed and the remaining landing surface.
Prototype lab
Prototype
Every placement leaves less room for the next mistake.
Stackrise explores a clean one-tap stacking loop where the surviving overlap becomes the foundation for everything above it.
StatusPrototype
PlatformMobile
GenrePrecision stacker
InputOne tap
Stackrise
Precision you can read at a glance.
A moving block crosses the tower. One tap commits the placement. Any overhang is cut away, making the next landing surface smaller and the tower more fragile.
The prototype is testing whether anchors, changing skyline themes, and clean perfect-placement feedback create enough variation to support longer score runs.
The prototype loop
Place
Tap once to lock the block into the tower.
Preserve
Keep as much overlap as possible for the next level.
Climb
Build height, trigger themes, and protect the run.
What the prototype must prove.
Place moving blocks, preserve the overlap, and climb through changing skyline themes without losing your anchors.
Satisfying impact
Placement, trimming, and perfect hits need crisp feedback.
Visible risk
The player should understand how every miss changes the future.
Run variety
Themes and anchors should add texture without obscuring the simple rule.
Status
Not yet a release commitment.
Stackrise remains in mechanic review. Production scope, final visual identity, monetization, platforms, and release timing will only be defined if the core loop passes validation.
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