Cake Stack
Tap in rhythm to stack cake layers into an endless tower.
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Soulglider made this on Mable.
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About Cake Stack
Time your drops to stack moving cake layers and build the tallest dessert tower possible without missing the edge.
How to play
- Watch the new cake layer slide back and forth across the top of the screen.
- Wait for the moving layer to align directly over your existing cake tower.
- Hit the drop button to place the layer and add it to your stack.
- Keep stacking to increase your score until you miss the tower completely.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap the Drop button to place the moving cake layer.
- Keyboard
- Press Space or Enter to drop the moving cake layer.
- Mouse
- Click the Drop button to place the moving cake layer.
More about this game
Your goal is to build an endless cake tower by stacking moving layers. You must drop each new layer exactly on top of the previous one. Any overhanging cake gets sliced off, making your next target smaller. If you align them perfectly, your combo increases and the layer keeps its full size. The game gets harder as the layers move faster with each successful drop. A run ends when you miss the stack entirely or your layer becomes too thin.
Tips
- Aim for perfect drops with an offset of 7 pixels or less to keep the layer's full width and build your combo multiplier.
- The movement speed increases by 7.2 units for every layer you place, capping at 330, so prepare for faster timing as you climb.
- If your cake layer gets sliced down to 24 pixels or smaller, the game will instantly end, so prioritize accuracy over speed.
FAQ
- How do I get a higher score?
- You earn more points by keeping the cake layers wide and maintaining a perfect drop combo. Perfect placements add a bonus of 75 points plus 18 times your current combo.
- Why did my game end when I hit the cake?
- If your placement is too far off, the overhanging piece is sliced away. If the remaining layer is 24 pixels or narrower, it collapses and ends your run.
- Can I regain my cake width?
- No, once a layer is sliced, all future layers will spawn at that new, smaller width. You must rely on perfect drops to prevent it from shrinking further.
