Stackdle
Drop twenty odd objects, from a chihuahua to a window frame, onto a growing tower; height in centimeters is your score and only three falls are allowed.
- New puzzle
- DailyReset time not published
- Category
- Other
- Price
- FreeNo account needed
- Plays on
- Web browserIn the browser, nothing to install
- Site
- stackdle.devAmountle
- Link checked
- Nov 4, 2026
What Stackdle is
Stackdle, a daily stacking game from Amountle, hands you the day's twenty objects one at a time and asks you to pile them into the tallest tower you can. The checked day opened with a chihuahua and then a window frame. Your score is the height of the pile in centimeters, and you have a budget of three falls.
How a round works
The coming piece is named at the top, and height marks at 50 and 100 centimeters show your progress. Slide anywhere on the board to bring the piece over your tower, give it a quarter turn or twist it, then let it go with the blue drop button. On a keyboard, the arrow keys move it, R turns it 90 degrees, Q and E or the scroll wheel rotate it, and Space releases it. A counter tracks which of the twenty pieces you are on and how many falls remain. Beyond the daily there is an Endless mode, and the boards include a hall of fame and a Weekly Endless ranking you can view for today, this week or all time.
Good if you like…
- Amountle: From the same maker and also about objects tumbling into place, though there you watch them drop into a container and estimate the count rather than steer each one.
- Flipsies: Another physics toy built on 3D objects: pull back and release to flip each one upright, with five throws apiece and only the top throw kept.
- Kinda Hard Golf: Shares the climb upward and the unforgiving physics, but you drag and release a golf ball up a tall course and count strokes instead of centimeters.
- Halfsies: Calls for a steady eye with 3D objects too, cutting each of five into equal-weight halves with a knife, and like Stackdle it keeps an endless mode beside the daily.
Who makes it
Stackdle is made by Amountle.
What we checked
- Loads: yes, over HTTPS (opened Nov 4, 2026).
- On a phone: the page sets a mobile viewport and fits a phone screen without sideways scrolling.
- Embedding: the game’s site allows being shown inside other sites.
- Account: none needed for the daily puzzle.
- Extra play: an unlimited or practice mode sits beside the daily puzzle.
Questions
Is Stackdle free to play?
Yes. The daily puzzle is free to play in a web browser, on a phone or a computer, with nothing to install.
Do you need an account to play Stackdle?
No. The daily puzzle opens and plays without signing up for anything.
Who makes Stackdle?
Stackdle is made by Amountle.
What games are like Stackdle?
Amountle, Flipsies, Kinda Hard Golf and Halfsies are close to it. The list above says what each one shares with Stackdle and how it differs.
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Games like Halfsies, Games like Stackdle, Games like Flipsies
