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Review: Stacking (The Gamer Studio)

Review of Stacking by The Gamer Studio.
Conceived during Double Fine's initiative to foster new ideas for download-able games, Stacking seems to come from the simple idea: what would it be like to be a stacking doll? In exploring this idea, Stacking takes what can be compared to the puzzle elements of the Hitman series to heart, and ends up a charming and enjoyable experience.....Stacking is a charming little game. While the $15 price point may be a little steep for those who aren't fans of experimental, weird games, or those who feel price and game length should be intrinsically related, Stacking is a hearty recommendation from yours truly. You won't play anything quite like it.

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Relientk774436d ago

Fantastic game, if u havnt tried it. Truely unique

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Get These Five Free Xbox Live Gold Games With a Simple Trick

Xbox Live Gold is region-free which can be beneficial if you want to claim some of the free bonus games like the one being offered today.

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Orchard1129d ago

List of games:

de Blob 2
Stacking
Costume Quest
Ikaruga
Sensible World of Soccer

Not huge games or recent games, but free is free, claimed! Thanks.

darthv721129d ago

Stacking was part of GwG last month (if I recall) and it is surprisingly fun.

Orchard1129d ago

Then I may have just hit 'install' instead of 'buy' due to my lack of Japanese knowledge :P

Father__Merrin1129d ago

I already had stacking but redeemed the rest cheers 🥂 de blob and ikaruga was in my wish list

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Brutal Backlog - Stacking

Stacking was released in 2011 by Double Fine and remains one of their oddest and most intriguing titles. It's a puzzle game masking a serious message, but is it worth picking up today? Jump Dash Roll plays with some dolls before giving its opinion in this week's Brutal Backlog review.

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Three more fresh faces arrive for Xbox backwards compatibility – Are they worth the return?

Carlos writes "March may not have provided equal delights when compared to that of February’s backward compatible arrivals, especially with great games such as GTA IV, Borderlands 2 and Hitman: Absolution arriving amongst the masses on Xbox One last month, but that doesn’t mean we’re any less content when new additions come to the program.

Today sees a fresh batch of titles join the fray, but with so many to choose from now, are they worth going back to or should they be left on the shelf forever more?"

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oKidUKo2590d ago

Stacking was a lovely little game

Cobra9512590d ago

Yes, but it's not there yet for me. Bummer. Was looking forward to reliving that one today.

Pancit_Canton2590d ago

Yes. If you got nothing else to play.

Fist4achin2590d ago

Yawn. I don't get it. Xbox doesn't seem to want to open the purse strings to bring in new IPs and with the selection of bc games, you can't tell me developers wouldn't want to get more.money on old IPs. I'm sorry to say, but Xbox feels like they care less and less for the gamer's...

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