What you should know before playing Stackflow
You have one goal:
You win by collecting the most points as you build up your stack. If you have almost reached the target height and your stack falls down, you lose points and progress. So be careful!
Each game session only lasts 60 seconds. A solid foundation is important, but don't spend too much time on it - your opponent could already be way ahead of you. Each game ends when the time runs out or a player has reached
the target height.
You gain coins and diamonds while playing so you are able to afford various skins for your shapes & receive an advantage over your opponent with diverse power-ups.
SchmiDev is an indie game developer who lives in Western Germany. At 19 years old, he developed the first concepts for Stackflow as a side project during his formation in the IT industry. SchmiDev is passionate about creating innovative and challenging casual games for a wide audience. Since highschool, programming has always been part of his favorite subjects.
Open to new ideas, Schmidev always remains curious and keen to experiment, which is also reflected in this project. His approach aims to create games that not only entertain, but also test the players' skills. As of today, he is proud to finalize Stackflow - a project to inspire a community that enjoys testing its limits.
Creating worlds and mechanics without boundaries - that's the definition of creative freedom. That's the motivation, that keeps you pursuing your goals while developing a game. Even though there are times you suffer due to bugs, error messages and misleading ingame behaviour, finishing a project that is fun and a challenge for others keeps you going forward.
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