This is a remix of the great game created by the "3D printing and design program" at the Munich University of Applied Sciences.
The remix consist in a complete re-desig of the chair and sofa pieces so they can be assembled without any glue and look good, this is achieved by using a satisying click mechanism :)
The measures of all the pieces remains un-changed so it's perfectly compatible with the original one
STÄCKING is a board game developed as part of the 3D printing and design program at the Munich University of Applied Sciences.
We strongly believe that our idea of this game should not gather dust in a closet somewhere, but be used, played and developed further by makers, tinkerers and hobby designers alike from all over the world.
If you've always had a knack for tricky balancing acts, a stacking mania, or still haven't had enough furniture after that last IKEA visit, this is your game!
Authors: Carlos Pastor, Constantin Born, Iago Cid, Paco Caballero Ortega
Use the ready-to-print 3mf where the sets are already arranged.
There is also an optional PDF with the rules you can print to be held with the printed parts.
I created a new set of rules which seems more balanced to me, but you can also find the original rules in the original project.
Number of players: 2 - 4 (or more if you print more set)
Duration of game: 5 - 10 minutes
The game's objective is to get rid of all your furniture by stäcking them without making the tower fall.
With 3 to 4 players: Each player gets 1 set of furniture.
With 2 players: Each player gets 2 set of furniture.
A set of furniture is 4 chairs, 2 sofas and 1 table of the same colour.
Before the game starts, a white chair is positioned at the centre of the white carpet.
The youngest player starts by putting one of their furniture pieces on top of the white chair, after that the game continues clockwise with each player putting one piece per turn.
When stäcking a piece of furniture:
After each turn:
The game ends when a player stäcks all their furniture on top of the tower without making anything fall.
The author remixed this model.
Redesigned from scratch making it printable without support and stronger. Also, changed the game rules a bit.