A game that does not need batteries or a screen. Tumbling Stacku strips play down to its essentials: a steady hand, a bit of nerve, and the willingness to risk the whole tower on one more move. It earns its place on the shelf of any home that values time spent around a table.
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It is a wooden block stacking game. The set includes 60 pieces that are stacked into a tower. Players take turns removing one block at a time and placing it on top, trying not to be the one who makes the tower fall.
It is designed for families and groups. The publisher says it can be played with any number of people, which makes it suitable for small gatherings and larger ones. It works for children and adults alike.
Stack the 60 blocks into a tower. On your turn, remove one block from anywhere below the top level and place it on top. The tower becomes less stable with every move. The player who causes the tower to fall loses.
Yes. It is a classic block-stacking game in the same family as Jenga. The goal is to keep the tower standing for as long as possible while removing and repositioning blocks.
The publisher states it can be played with any number of people. It works well for two players, and it also scales for larger groups at a party or family gathering.
