Stack is a one-button game about precision. A block slides back and forth above your tower; tap and it drops. Any overhang is sliced off and falls away, so the next block is narrower — and the tower keeps rising until your block is a sliver and one late tap ends the run.
Land a block perfectly and nothing is lost; land several perfectly in a row and the block starts growing back, with the colour shifting through a gradient as you climb. It is the cleanest possible expression of the timing game, and it runs in a browser tab in a few kilobytes.
Perfect landings. They keep the block at full width and, in a streak, grow it back — so consistency early matters far more than luck later.
Yes. The horizontal speed rises as the tower grows, which is what eventually ends every run.
Yes — tap anywhere to drop. It runs in any browser with nothing to install.