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In Rainbow Stacker, players build a tower by timing their drops to stack horizontally gliding blocks onto an existing structure. Players must tap (or click) at just the right moment to drop each block. A perfectly aligned drop keeps the block's width unchanged, but any part that overhangs is trimmed off, making the next block narrower. As the stack gets taller and blocks become smaller, the challenge increases, demanding greater timing and precision.
Build the tallest and most accurate tower possible
The player's task in Rainbow Stacker is simple. They need to stack as many blocks as possible before the tower collapses. Each successfully placed block increases the player's score, with bonus points for perfect placements. The game ends if a block falls entirely off the stack or becomes too thin to place another one on top. Bright visuals, vibrant colors, and pleasing sound effects provide rewarding feedback for precise placement.
Success in Rainbow Stacker requires players to sync with the game's rhythm and stay focused, even as the challenge intensifies. First, focus on establishing a consistent tapping rhythm that matches the speed of the block. Second, smaller blocks are harder to attack, so players need to reset their timing and focus on predicting the block's movement. Third, players should look up to see the edges of the tower instead of focusing on the moving block. Finally, treat each stage as a new challenge and be patient. With persistence, players can stack incredibly high and unlock competitive rankings.
