Building & stacking games
Stack it higher, fit it together, build it and keep it: tap-to-stack towers and the classic falling blocks — plus a garden to grow and a farm to run.
Building & stacking games
All building & stacking games
6 gamesAbout each game
A line on every game here
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- Stack Tower A galah flies by with a cute animal cake block.
- Block Drop Drop the smiley animal blocks and fill a row to pop it in sparkles.
- Tower of Hanoi Move the smiling cake to the gold star plate, one layer at a time, and never put a big layer on a small one.
- Graph Builder Help Galah count!
- Garden Guard Munching bug friends are wandering down the garden path to the veggie patch!
- Farm Day Help Wombat the farmer look after the farm!
About these games
Our picks and what they practise
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Building games are two families. The stacking kind is about timing: Stack Tower (tap to drop the block) and Block Drop, the falling-blocks classic with a ghost guide to help line up each piece.
Two are quietly maths and science: Graph Builder (build a bar chart from what you counted) and Tower of Hanoi. Garden Guard and Farm Day are the calm strategy ones at the end.
Our picks
Stack Tower — tap to stack the blocks — how high can you build?
Block Drop — slide, spin and drop the smiley blocks to fill a row — a soft ghost shows where each one lands
What they practise
- Timing and precision in the stacking games
- Spatial reasoning — fitting, rotating, copying
- Data in Graph Builder
- Planning under pressure in Block Drop and Garden Guard
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Questions parents ask
4 quick answers
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Which suit a four-year-old?
Stack Tower — tap and drag, no time pressure except the tower.
Is Block Drop the falling-blocks game?
Yes — our own version, drawn for kids, with the same rules and no pop-ups.
Is there anything to buy?
No — no pop-ups, no sign-up and nothing to buy.
Do they work on an iPad?
Yes. Every game runs in the browser with touch; on a computer the keyboard works too.








