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About STACKOFF: Blast to the Stars

Stack blocks, blast off, and journey across the solar system — one tap at a time. Tap to drop each block onto the tower. Stack high enough and your rocket launches to the next world: reach the Moon, then blast on to Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and beyond. Miss the edge and the block gets sliced — so line up those perfect drops. - ONE-TAP CONTROLS — instantly easy to play, hard to master - SHOOT FOR THE MOON — a real destination, then a whole solar system past it - FUEL YOUR LAUNCH — nail perfect drops to charge a bigger, faster blast-off - EVERY WORLD IS DIFFERENT — unique skies, colors and a victory fanfare on each planet - CHASE YOUR BEST — climb higher, beat your record, challenge your friends - QUICK RUNS — perfect for one more try Simple to pick up. Addictive to master. How high can you go?

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The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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