Recommended age: 4-99 Number of Players: 2 Areas of Development: Strategic Thinking Logic Execution Visual and Spatial Perception Attention and Concentration Sequential Thinking Hand-Eye Coordination Social-Emotional Development Game Content: 1 Game Platform 24 Yellow Game Cubes 24 Blue Game Cubes Game Preparation: Stacking is a deep strategy game that is fast and easy to learn and forces you to think.

1 game platform with a narrow space is for preschool, and a large one is for primary and secondary school level.

Accordingly, players determine the game platform and share two different colored game cubes.

How to Play? The game starts with a draw.

Players take turns making their moves.

The next player can place one of his own colored cubes at any of the designated points on the playing field.

The first player to arrange four cubes horizontally, vertically or diagonally in a single row wins the game.

Caution: - Throughout the game, you should follow the opponent closely along with your own moves.

From the beginning of the game, each player can leave their cubes to anyone they want.

Players do not necessarily have to wait for all the underlying fields to fill when placing the cubes on top of each other.

Again, there is no limit to putting the cubes on top of each other, they are free to put as much as they want.

Players are required to arrange three of the cubes of their own color in a row horizontally-vertically or diagonally if they are preschoolers.

If the players are at primary and secondary school level, they need to arrange four of the cubes of their own color horizontally-vertically or diagonally in a row.

When one of the players lays their own cubes in triples or quads, the winner is determined and the game is over.