Solid sim, ive never card stack simmed before so it was pretty cool to.

its time for the classic gripe, I got it, many do, and so do you, would be better with music.

the backgrounds sweet. while the physics arent super complicated Im impressed you went for making a very physics system based game and got it to work in the time allotted. physics stuff always gets so glitchy when I try to do it.

Love the mechanics, I felt like the scroll rotated a bit too much the cards (but maybe it's how I have the settings in my pc). Very entertaining!

Cool game! although im not very good

The Artic Eggs and Getting Over It with Bennet Foddy of card stacking. I immediately went for the 7-card level and didn't realize you could lock cards. 10/10

It's really nice! Had a chuckle after accidentally flinging some cards off the screen and seeing them drop back down. Really clean, too. Regarding the 7-card level, do you have to get more than one card past the line? I got one partially  above, but that didn't seem to do it.

Takes you on a bit of an emotional roller coaster when a 'stable' card suddenly falls, but I quite liked this experience!

Loved the concept but really painful to get it done! I don't know if this challenge was expected.

The concept and execution for this game is great. I am not sure about this being cozy but it was fun to stack the cards in a challenging way. Only thing I'd say was missing was some background music.

locking only the last card in place was - quite hard. I love the idea of this, though.  It did, in fact, feel like stacking cards IRL and had me cursing gravity in about the same way. A fun concept for sure, but it did not feel achievable by this clumsy person at least.

This is the dark souls of cozy card stacking games. And I'm bad at dark souls.

That said, the art and sfx are satisfying to look at and listen to, and if there is some ambience sfx or music, I might actually be able to get in the zone and spend an hour trying to stack them cards!

I'm... bad at it. Even in real life. And here, it's more difficult in my opinion. So the idea seems fine, looks and works good, but it's really getting on my nerves. 

This game feels a bit infuriating to be honest... I'm not sure if that's intentional. It would be great if you could pause the physics, build your construction, and then turn the physics back on to see if it holds. Right now I feel like I'm fighting the controls