Snack Stack
Ages 6+Spin the shelves, pick three matching snacks, and fill every shop order. A glossy sorting puzzle across 72 tasty displays.
About This Game
The Snappiest Snack Shop
Snack Stack is a goods-sorting puzzle set in the glossiest little 3D snack shop you have ever seen. The shelves spin like lazy susans, loaded with invented treats — Starberry Puffs, Moon Munch Bars, Captain Crinkle Chips — each with a bold silhouette you can spot from across the room. Every brand is fictional, designed just for this shop.
Customers arrive with orders, and your job is to find and deliver exactly what they asked for.
Spin, Pick, Match
- Rotate the shelf in smooth quarter turns to see every side
- Tap a visible snack to move it into your standby tray
- The tray holds five snacks at a time
- Three of a kind clear away and count toward the order
- Fill the order to unlock the next display
The only way to fail is filling the tray with no possible triple — and even then, a quick retry is right there.
What You Do
- 1Read the shop order to see which snacks are needed
- 2Rotate the shelf in quarter turns to reveal snacks on every side
- 3Tap a visible snack to move it into your standby tray
- 4Match three of a kind to clear them toward the order
- 5Fill the whole order to unlock the next display
Controls
- Tap the rotate arrows to spin the shelf a quarter turn
- Tap a visible snack to pick it
- Tap the tool buttons when you need a rescue or an extra slot
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Tips for Players
Check the order preview before picking — it shows exactly how many of each snack remain.
Rotate the whole shelf first to spot all three of a kind before committing.
Keep two tray slots free so a surprise snack never traps you.
Clear matches near crates and locked shelves early; they open as the board tidies up.
On color-order goals, read the goal ribbon twice — sequence matters more than speed.
Accessibility note
Snack Stack uses simple taps, shows the next order with pictures and counts, and has no timer. Snacks differ by shape and silhouette, not just color. The rotating 3D shelves move in fixed quarter turns to stay predictable, but 3D rotation can still bother some players; if that is you, try Tile Garden, a flat matching puzzle with the same match-three fun and no spinning.
Questions & Answers
The level only ends when the tray is full AND no triple is possible. When that happens, you can retry the level right away.
