Stack (Ketchapp): Tips, Tricks, Cheats, How to Beat, and Strategy Guide. ( English Version )
Stack is a new game by Ketchapp for the iOS and Android platforms.
This game is essentially a 3D isometric version of one of the classic
block-stacking games that has been popular on the iPhone and Android
platforms for quite awhile. Your goal is to go for as long as you can
stacking blocks, try not to make any pieces fall, and rack up the
highest score that you can. Read on for some tips and tricks for Stack
by Ketchapp!
More layers will float in off of the upper left side and upper right
side of the screen. When the block floats over the tower, tap and it
will drop, adding another level to the tower. Your goal, of course, is
to center the block as well as possible so that none of it drops off
when you add it to the tower.
If you center a layer perfectly, you will see it flash. Keep centering layers perfectly one after the other, setting up a streak, and the flashes will go bigger and brighter. If you center enough of them in a row, the next block that you drop will grow in size, giving you even more space to work with than before. Then the next one, then the next one, then the next one, etc, will expand the area, as long as you can keep the streak going.
As you run up your score, the blocks will go faster and faster, making it so that you have to change the timing of your taps, and tap more and more quickly, in order to get it right. This happens every 15 or 20 points or so, but after awhile, the game will stop speeding up. At that point, if you can get the timing of your taps down, you can theoretically go indefinitely.
Make the most accurate taps that you can early on in the level. While there is a bigger margin for error when the blocks are big, that is when you least want to make an error, because the longer you can keep the blocks big for, the easier it will be to go later and deeper into the level.
Check the high scores in Game Center or Google Play by tapping the bar graph menu. The highest possible score in this game is 999 points, although after the next update or so, it is possible that the maximum score value will be raised, so if you are one of the legends at this game who can top 1,000 points, then stay tuned for some added challenge.
Focus on the bottom part of the top block so that you can line the next piece and the current top piece up as accurately as you can. Move your face closer to the screen if you have to. Focus hard and time your tap for when the bottom half of the piece lines up perfectly, and you will easily end up with a perfect match.
At the moment, there is only one in app purchase in this game, and that is one that allows you to get rid of all of the ads in the game. If you want to do that, then tap the “no ads” button and you’ll get rid of them all. You can also play the game in Airplane Mode in order to make that happen, but the ads are not intrusive anyways, so there’s no point in doing that. Ads pay the bills of the developers.
Try out different color settings in your phone to see which ones work the best for you and help your concentration. You can invert the colors, or you can set the whole thing to grayscale. Or on Androids, there are other color options that the iPhones don’t have. Experiment and see which you like better for playing the game.
Hit the share button and you will have a ton of options, including social networks, sharing it to another device/tablet/etc, or even saving your high score to your eBooks as a PDF, for some reason. Or, hit the thumbs up button to give the game a like on Facebook.
The stack can be a little bit harder to make good matches on if you accidentally tilt it over to the side. Move it back toward the center if you can, even if you have to shrink the width of the stack a bit in the process. Or make matches until you expand your stack so that you can widen it, making it easier to move to the center eventually.
Currently there is no currency in the game; however, any game that Ketchapp publishes can be expected to have some form of currency added to it eventually. Keep an eye out for the newest updates to the game because the next one could contain that, as well as new goodies that you can purchase with them.
If you center a layer perfectly, you will see it flash. Keep centering layers perfectly one after the other, setting up a streak, and the flashes will go bigger and brighter. If you center enough of them in a row, the next block that you drop will grow in size, giving you even more space to work with than before. Then the next one, then the next one, then the next one, etc, will expand the area, as long as you can keep the streak going.
As you run up your score, the blocks will go faster and faster, making it so that you have to change the timing of your taps, and tap more and more quickly, in order to get it right. This happens every 15 or 20 points or so, but after awhile, the game will stop speeding up. At that point, if you can get the timing of your taps down, you can theoretically go indefinitely.
Make the most accurate taps that you can early on in the level. While there is a bigger margin for error when the blocks are big, that is when you least want to make an error, because the longer you can keep the blocks big for, the easier it will be to go later and deeper into the level.
Check the high scores in Game Center or Google Play by tapping the bar graph menu. The highest possible score in this game is 999 points, although after the next update or so, it is possible that the maximum score value will be raised, so if you are one of the legends at this game who can top 1,000 points, then stay tuned for some added challenge.
Focus on the bottom part of the top block so that you can line the next piece and the current top piece up as accurately as you can. Move your face closer to the screen if you have to. Focus hard and time your tap for when the bottom half of the piece lines up perfectly, and you will easily end up with a perfect match.
At the moment, there is only one in app purchase in this game, and that is one that allows you to get rid of all of the ads in the game. If you want to do that, then tap the “no ads” button and you’ll get rid of them all. You can also play the game in Airplane Mode in order to make that happen, but the ads are not intrusive anyways, so there’s no point in doing that. Ads pay the bills of the developers.
Try out different color settings in your phone to see which ones work the best for you and help your concentration. You can invert the colors, or you can set the whole thing to grayscale. Or on Androids, there are other color options that the iPhones don’t have. Experiment and see which you like better for playing the game.
Hit the share button and you will have a ton of options, including social networks, sharing it to another device/tablet/etc, or even saving your high score to your eBooks as a PDF, for some reason. Or, hit the thumbs up button to give the game a like on Facebook.
The stack can be a little bit harder to make good matches on if you accidentally tilt it over to the side. Move it back toward the center if you can, even if you have to shrink the width of the stack a bit in the process. Or make matches until you expand your stack so that you can widen it, making it easier to move to the center eventually.
Currently there is no currency in the game; however, any game that Ketchapp publishes can be expected to have some form of currency added to it eventually. Keep an eye out for the newest updates to the game because the next one could contain that, as well as new goodies that you can purchase with them.
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