Stack'N'Splash
A shareware title to pass the time between incredibly important work-related projects.
If Bejeweled and Tetris had a love child , it might resemble Stack’n’Splash. Colored bricks fall from the sky, and you move them around to create groups of three or more (in any shape) to make them disappear. Linking together big groups of the same color will slow down the fall of blocks, and you clear the board by getting all the blocks below the water line. The time limit keeps things tense, but there’s also a Relaxed mode without a clock. It’s fun, but the points mean nothing, and the formula for how fast the blocks fall is a little on the complex side, which led us to ignore it altogether and mindlessly match away.
COMPANY: Shoecake Games
CONTACT: www.shoecakegames.com
PRICE: $19.95
REQUIREMENTS: Mac OS 10.3.9 or later
Puzzle game with a dash of action. Universal binary. 
Points don’t seem to mean anything.Score
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