Stacking Critic Reviews

Stacking proves that lively character and set designs, catchy music, and clever writing are far more important in making a good game than simply simply adding filler to extend the quantity of gameplay hours.

More than any previous Double Fine title, Stacking, with its flawless art direction, unusual gameplay and affecting soundtrack is a one-of-a-kind adventure that story lovers and creative thinkers won't want to miss.

It's as immediately accessible and likeable as Costume Quest, and even more rewarding towards diligent players who aren't satisfied with simply finding easy solutions.

Though the main challenge isn't that long, there's more than enough supplemental exploring included to give you your money's worth, and it'll be more fun and entertaining than the majority of what you've been playing lately.

Stacking is a fantastic game with some actual content, challenge (so long as you avoid the hint system) and it has a whole lot of charm.

I loved every minute of it.

It really strikes you with enchanting visuals, delicate music and extraordinary characters. The riddles may be too easy, but, if you'll take your time to find the many different solutions, the experience will be worth all the while.

Stacking mixes inventive gameplay with a charming visual style to produce an outstanding puzzle-adventure.

Stacking is a fresh and original game, full of fun situations which challenge us to solve puzzles that require some intellectual effort.

Original, beautiful, and one of a kind.

Simply delicious. A must-have game for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 owners.

Despite these small problems, however, Stacking manages to be an excellent experience.

If you're looking for a game with a personality all its own and don't mind spending a few extra Microsoft points, Stacking will stack up remarkably well against other competition.

It's the most unique, charming take on the common puzzler since Portal – a must buy.

It's easy to recommend Stacking for a blind purchase, especially for those who are fans of the old-school adventure game genre. It's not a particularly deep or difficult title to complete, but, like a Saturday morning cartoon, is remarkably fun while it lasts.

Frankly, we could play Stacking for 20 hours, and it's just a shame we can't.

A magnificent gameplay concept.

Critics are constantly crying out for fresh mechanics, and this is a wonderful one that I hope I get to see an evolution of.

Double Fine have produced some brilliance in Stacking and it is a more than worthy addition to any collection.

With original and stylistic visuals, solid sound, and very addicting gameplay, Stacking is an XBLA (or PSN) title that is worth anyone's time and money (about $15.00 or so).