Hushstack

Tap the screen and a block drops. That is the whole rule. Whatever hangs over gets cut away, and what is left becomes the next floor. Land it dead center and the block grows back a little. Chain them and it grows more. ■ Two fingers hides it instantly Sometimes a short break is better left unseen. Put two fingers on the screen and it becomes a plain work notepad — immediately. No slide, no fade. A transition is the part people notice. Swipe up to come back. Close the app and reopen it, and it always starts on the notepad. ■ From the ground to deep space The higher you stack, the further the sky goes. Ground → Clouds → High air → Stratosphere → Mesosphere → Edge of air → Space → Deep space You pass through clouds, stars come out, and the sky finally turns black. You never have to read the number to know how far you got. ■ Sound Music and sound effects, both written in code — no audio files. The placing sound climbs a semitone for every floor you gain. Land one dead center and you get a bell that rises with each chained hit. · Switch it all off in one tap from the home screen · Covering the screen stops the sound too — a covered screen with music playing defeats the point ■ Leaderboard — top 10 Finish with a top score and the app asks whether to put your name up. Enter one and you are on the board; skip it and the run stays on your phone. Outside the top 10, it still tells you your best and where it ranks. The name is a display name of up to 10 characters. It does not have to be your real name, and you are never asked for one. ■ What it is · One finger. No buttons · A run lasts 30–90 seconds · The game works offline · No sign-up. No real name, no email · Settings and your best score stay on your phone ■ Ads Ads keep it free. No banner while you are stacking — only on the menu and result screens. "Watch an ad to continue" is entirely optional; nothing is locked behind it. Privacy policy: https://nobrain1988-bot.github.io/hushstack/privacy.html