Stack Smash

Stack Smash seemed like a fun challenge at first, promising a test of skills and strategy as I aimed to obliterate all platforms and reach the ground. The concept is simple: avoid black platforms or it's game over, and adapt your strategy as you go. However, it wasn't long before the thrill turned a bit frustrating. Like some others have mentioned, glitches can be a real party pooper — a screen freeze here, and unexpected glitch there, and sometimes it felt like playing whack-a-mole with a chance of the game breaking at higher scores.

And oh, trying to play on Safari? Might as well watch paint dry. Chrome’s not much better; after one run, it straight up gave up on me. When the game works, that rhythmic smashing is sort of addictive, but when the glitches hit, you can't help but feel a pinch of annoyance. I mean, stacked right at the bottom from the get-go? Talk about a surprise party that no one wants. A bit more tinkering under the hood, and Stack Smash could really shine.