Stacky Dash is a free classic arcade game where you swipe your finger to move across the stage and collect all the tiles. You can move forward and backward or side to side to gather the bricks. The more tiles you collect, the more likely you are to reach the finish line.

You can also get to the treasure chest if you have extra bricks to spare. There are multiple levels in Stacky Dash, and each one has a fun map that you can traverse. However, once you've completed a level, there's no way you can play them again.

Surprisingly challenging

The gameplay for Stacky Dash is easy to learn and master. You control the character by swiping up, down, left, or right to collect the tiles that lays the bridge for him to walk on when crossing the water. This simple mechanic makes it enticing for casual players to pick up the game. However, what makes them stay is the unexpected challenge that comes with it.

Each level has a map that is sectioned with mazes filled with tiles. You'll have to come up with a good strategy to navigate these puzzles and collect all the bricks in them. Although you don't always have to gather all the tiles, it's best to strive to clear all the mazes to ensure that you have enough to lay down the bridge above the water.

If you have an insufficient number of tiles, you can always go back to the previous maze to get more or restart the entire level. Every level that you finish will reward you with coins that you can use to buy character skins. You'll also get diamonds, which you can use to build zoo islands in another mode of the game. You can fill these islets with the animals that you set free in the main mode.

Simple yet challenging

Easy controls doesn't always equate to a boring game — and Stacky Dash is a great example of that. It's simple gameplay pairs well with its challenging mazes that will rack your brain to make a good tile-collecting strategy. Some puzzles are so fun to solve that you'll want to play them again. Unfortunately, this game doesn't allow that since it doesn't have a replay feature.