WingMate Companion vs Stacker Blocks

WingMate is an unofficial companion app for the award winning board game Wingspan, designed by Elizabeth Hargrave and published by Stonemaier Games. The app lets you: * assign a name and action cube color for each player, and order the players based on seating position * select an Automa player as one of the five players as well as difficulty * pick or randomly draw the end-of-round goal tiles * randomly draw the starting player and show the first player for each round * display Automa moves based on the Automa cards included in the game. Automatically tracks face-down birds, eggs and end-of-round cubes * score each player's total for the end-of-round goals, and then display the action cubes on the goal board * total each player's points per category (birds, bonus cards, end-of-round goals, eggs, food on cards and tucked cards) * automatically sum the values of each bird you score by tapping the point value of each bird * show and share a summary of the game results The free version of WingMate lets you score a single player. To fully score a game, you need to purchase the Scoring Unlock via an in-app purchase on the WingMate Store. To play a full solo game, you need to additionally purchase the Automa Unlock. A 7-Day Free Trial is available. WingMate requires iOS 18.0 or later. WingMate is not an official Stonemaier Games product, and is created with permission of Stonemaier Games. Special thanks to Elizabeth Hargrave, Jamey Stegmaier and Natalia Rojas, Ana Maria Martinez Jaramillo, and Beth Sobel for creating Wingspan, and David Studley and the Automa Factory for creating the Automa. Cardenio Modern by Nils Cordes, Bebas Neue by Font Fabric and Kronos by Lyft are used under their respective licenses. German translation proofreading by Nadine Bomhard. French translation proofreading by Thierry Bordet.

Stack neon blocks. Build an impossible tower. One tap is all it takes — and all it takes to lose everything. Stacker Blocks is a fast, endless arcade stacker built for one-handed play. A row of glowing blocks slides across the screen. Tap to drop it. Land it clean and your tower grows. Miss the edge and the overhang gets sliced away — leaving you with fewer blocks for the next row, and the next, until nothing is left to drop. HOW IT PLAYS - One-tap controls — no buttons, no menus, no tutorial needed - Rows slide in alternately from the left and the right, so you can never settle into a rhythm - Every block that hangs over the edge is cut off — precision is the only thing keeping you alive - The pace climbs steadily the higher you go, until reflexes take over from strategy - Reach the top of the screen and the camera rises with your tower, revealing how far you've come BUILT FOR "ONE MORE TRY" Runs start in a second and end in a heartbeat. There are no lives to wait for, no energy meters, no timers standing between you and the next attempt. Just tap and go. NEON DIFFICULTY Your blocks change color as the run heats up — cool blue at the start, gold once you hit 8, burning red past 16. The color is your warning: from here on, the game stops being generous. CHASE YOUR BEST Your highest tower is saved on your device and shown right in the HUD, so every run has a target. Beating it never stops feeling good. CLEAN AND RESPECTFUL - No ads - No in-app purchases - No account required - Plays fully offline - A single small download Whether you have thirty seconds in a queue or thirty minutes on the couch, Stacker Blocks is the same simple challenge: one tap, perfect timing, and a tower that has no ceiling. How high can you stack?