Stack Attack
Release date: Jun 26, 2025
Developers: Sleepy Fox Games
Publishers: Sleepy Fox Games
Genres: Casual, Indie, Simulation, Sports
Categories: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Camera Comfort, Color Alternatives, Adjustable Difficulty, Mouse Only Option, Playable without Timed Input, Save Anytime, Touch Only Option, Steam Cloud, Stats, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English

Stack Attack is a trip down nostalgia avenue. Taking the form of a fully Twitch integrated (Required) app, your chat can start and join games.  Using different, pre-defined throw techniques, they attempt to flip Caps over from knocking down the stack of Caps contributed to by everyone in the current game.  For the sake of the in game 'economy' you can define how many are contributed by players and by the game itself. This encourages chat engagement and participation.  More people involved means better algorithm response! The game also fully supports custom coin graphics.  Personalize it to your stream, your interests, the game you're currently playing, whatever you can think of! To use, simply create a new element in your preferred streaming application.  Ensure it has transparency enabled.  Target Stack Attack and let it run in the background.  Then, in game, be sure to link your Twitch account!  Once that is done, you can click 'Launch' on the main menu.  Once in, Stack Attack can be left running in the background, or minimized.  In chat, anyone can, then, type !throw to start or join a game.  Once in, each player will contribute the specified number of Caps to the stack.  If they choose !throw 1,2, or 3, it will change the angle which they throw from.  The game will, then, rotate throws, one player at a time, until the stack is left with a defined minimum left unflipped.  After each throw, any unflipped Caps  are re-stacked and the round continues. Players can use !stats to check their total cap amount and top three cap amounts (The game tracks total and duplicate caps per player) !leaderboard will show the top three players and their total cap amounts Corpo sounding jargon aside, I realize this is a SUPER niche game that the vast majority of people won't be able to use.  It's more to break the seals of releasing a game on Steam to better allow my next game(s) to succeed.  I do, genuinely, enjoy this game.  However, if you don't stream on Twitch, literally don't purchase this. Also, it may be 'released' but that's because I'm not a fan of Early Access.  I'm still actively going to patch and add any cool requested features.  This game is VERY much going to be supported for a long time