Stack'd: Pushing Pixels társasjáték

Angol leírás

A satirical dexterity game for 2–6 players that combines Jenga-style stacking with the beautiful chaos of client feedback. Play as freelance graphic designers navigating impossible revisions, questionable decisions, and the eternal struggle to keep a project (and your sanity) from falling apart.

Roll the dice, draw client feedback cards, and stack wooden pieces on Dave, your long-suffering project. Complete challenges to score points, or pass the pressure to another player and watch them sweat. Just remember: when the whole thing collapses, someone has to take responsibility.

How to Play

1. The Setup

Place Dave in the centre of the table.
Shuffle the Client Feedback Cards into three colour-coded decks: Blue, Yellow, and Red. Place each deck face down.

Place all wooden pieces within reach.
Choose the first player. Preferably, the person who most recently received a “Can we just make the logo bigger?” email.

2. Roll the Dice

On your turn, roll all six dice up to three times.

After each roll, you must keep at least one die. Kept dice are locked in, but you can reroll the remaining dice.

Once you’re happy with your results or have run out of rolls, check your final dice.

3 Blue dice unlock a Blue card.
3 Yellow dice unlock a Yellow card.

4 Red dice unlock a Red card.

Jokers count as any colour.

Got extra dice of a matching colour? Lucky you! Each additional matching die earns you another card of that colour.

3. Draw, Stack & Pray

Draw a card from the matching colour deck and find the wooden piece shown on it.

Place the piece on Dave and let go.

Now comes the important part: Dave must remain completely still for three seconds.

No wobbling. No last-minute adjustments. No asking for one tiny change.

If it stands, it ships!

If Dave survives the three-second test, congratulations! You’ve completed the challenge and scored your points.

? Blue pieces: 100 points
? Yellow pieces: 200 points
? Red pieces: 300 points

If you’ve drawn multiple cards, you must stack all the corresponding pieces. Every challenge must be completed to score its points.

4. Want to Make It Personal?

Roll an Arrow and pass the challenge to another player.

If they successfully complete it, they score the points.

But if Dave collapses? You score the points!

Sometimes, weaponising your colleagues’ skills really does pay off.

5. How Do You Win?

The first player to reach 1,500 points wins the game.

Congratulations! You’ve survived the revisions, managed the client, and delivered the final final FINAL version.

Until the next round, of course.

Stack’d: Pushing Pixels

A game about stacking, sabotaging, and surviving the eternal struggle of making the client happy.

Can you handle the feedback?

—description from the publisher