Stacklands
Stacklands is a village builder where you stack cards to collect food, build structures, and fight creatures.
For example, dragging a ‘Villager’ card on top of a ‘Berry Bush’ card will spawn ‘Berry’ cards which the villagers can eat to survive!
Sell Cards 💰
You can also sell cards to get coins which you can then use to buy Card Packs. Packs contain multiple cards that you can use to expand your village. Every pack has a focus such as Cooking, Farming or Building.
At the end of every Moon you’ll need to feed all your villagers – so make sure you have enough food, or your villagers will starve! 💀
Features 🔥
- 🃏 200+ Cards to collect
- 💡 60+ Ideas to find
- ✅ 50+ Quests to complete
- 📦 13 different Card Packs to buy
- 🕒 5-7 hours of playtime
Combat 🗡️
A Villager bumping into an evil creature will engage in an automatic battle. Fight Goblins, Bears, Rats and more! Improve your Villager’s combat abilities by giving them weapons or by making them team up against enemies.
Find Ideas 🧠
Expand your knowledge by finding Idea Cards. An Idea Card will tell you how to create new cards, for example: stack 2 Wood, 1 Stone and 1 Villager to build a House.
Game Discussion
Steam User 79
What a charming little game! It begins as a very relaxing experience, perfect for winding down before bed, but before you know, it turns into a resource management challenge that’s impossible to put down.
One minor complaint... I wanted to 100% the game, but it seems like I need to buy the DLC in order to get last achievement unlocked. That's STUPID.
Steam User 38
I don't even know what I'm doing, there's so much going on. I just wanted to build some town with cards. I sort my board then an enemy spawns and shuffles everything on my board. The chickens fuck up every stack imaginable. I have 47 apples and idk what to do with them. I have 4 chests full of gold and no clue what to do with it. Half my board is full. Then I accidentally summoned a demon and fought him off with a ton of naked villagers.
Steam User 33
If you're looking for a game to play every now and again, I would highly recommend this game. While it's not something you can play every day for hours on end for weeks or months at a time, it is rewarding for the time you do spend within the game.
For my playstyle, I usually turn off my brain and bumble along, trying to figure out the answer or the solution to a problem I am facing. Which card do I need, do I remember what the components are to make that card, how can I make things more efficient and what am I ultimately trying to achieve? I become so absorbed with the game that I lose track of time.
I know once I am done with what I am trying to achieve, I probably won't look at Stacklands for a couple of months - but I know when I go back I can try to improve from my past experiences, or I can just reset my cards and have to unlock and relearn everything once again.
Steam User 19
I somehow managed to 100% complete the game in my first run. I love card, strategy, survival-esque games like this. It took me 107 moons (: But at some point, the amount of cards I had, hurt my eyeballs lol.
Steam User 21
Would recommend. About 10 hrs of game play to get the final boss and complete all achievements. Super chill.
Plus, you can get dogs :)
Steam User 15
This is a perfect game to play while listening to an audio book/podcast/shows and I mean that as a huge compliment. It's relaxing and the graphics are incredibly charming. It has the feeling of a "cookie clicker" sort of game but you do need to be a little more active. But man there are times where you can let your villagers go and watch the resources just start piling up, I love it!
Steam User 21
Cracklands... a fun little addictive gem of a game (15 hrs of entertainment in my first run through). It's not too difficult and keeps your creative mind captivated. It also makes your sense of time disappear, constantly chasing that next achievement to unlock... :)