StackLoad

StackLoad is a physics stacking game for up to four players online through Steam.

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Developer
IMarin Labs
Publisher
IMarin Labs
Released
Oct 31, 2026
Price
$4.99
Platform
PC

Multiplayer

Online co-op
Yes
Split screen co-op
Not listed
LAN co-op
Not listed
Crossplay
Not listed
Remote Play Together
Not listed
PvP
Yes

About this game

Stack apartments. Sabotage friends. Blame physics.

The next block is swinging. Your tower is leaning. Your friends are offering advice you probably shouldn't trust.

StackLoad is an online physics stacking party game for up to four players. Time your drops, stack apartment blocks, and turn risky placements into a tower worth bragging about. Every new floor raises the stakes. Every mistake gives the group something to argue about.

Build Together: one tower, shared responsibility

Take turns adding floors to the same tower. Leave a clean landing for the next player, or hand them a wobbling problem and wish them luck. Teamwork gets you higher. Someone still has to make the next drop.

Tower Race: keep yours standing

Build your own tower and compete for the highest score. Send Gust, Slip, and Wobble to rivals, then brace against incoming trouble. A steady hand helps. So does making everyone else nervous.

Expect a few complications

Birds, awkward shipments, and cargo challenges can upset your plans. Adapt to the next delivery, recover from imperfect landings, and decide whether that extra floor is worth the risk.

Watch it fall. Settle the argument.

Replay the mishaps and cast a blame vote. Was it your friend's drop, your own mistake, or just physics? There's always someone with a convincing excuse.

Seven places to tempt gravity

From tropical islands and city skylines to floating workshops and underground crystal foundries, build across seven colorful environments. Choose Easy, Normal, or Hard difficulty to set the stakes.

Steam and an internet connection are required for online play. Keyboard and mouse required.

End of the developer's description of StackLoad.

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