El Hijo - A Wild West Tale
Xbox
·Xbox Store
$19.99
Stacking Xbox Price Comparison
Stacking starts at $14.99. We compare 2 offers on Xbox, last checked 14h ago. The lowest price we have tracked is $2.24.
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Stacking Specs & Game Info
How Long to Beat Stacking
Stacking takes about 4 hours to beat, or 9 hours to complete everything.
- Main Story
- 4 hours
- Main Story + Extra
- 6 hours
- Completionist
- 9 hours
Stacking Official Sites & Community
Best price today
$14.99
Xbox Store
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·2 offers compared
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The current price of $14.99 is equal to the 7-day and 30-day lows, indicating a strong recent price.
- 7-day
$14.99
- 30-day
$14.99
- All-time
$2.24
Oct 12Today
$14.99
Lowest recorded Stacking prices
| Store and date first seen at this price | Price | Discount from list price |
|---|---|---|
| Xbox StoreOfficial · | $2.24 | -85% |
| Xbox StoreOfficial · | $2.99 | -80% |
| Xbox StoreOfficial · | $4.94 | -67% |
Stacking Ratings
84
Highly rated
Stacking scores 84/100 from 884 player reviews across 3 sources.- Metacritic
- 80/100
- Xbox203 reviews
- 4/5
- Steam681 reviews
- Very Positive
About Stacking
Stacking is an indie adventure and puzzle title developed and published by Double Fine Productions, releasing on February 7, 2011. The game features single-player gameplay where players assume the role of Charlie Blackmore, a tiny Russian stacking doll. Your primary objective involves rescuing Charlie's family from an industrialist referred to as the Baron. The experience takes place in a vintage world populated by living dolls that possess special abilities. Players can jump into more than 100 unique dolls to solve various puzzles and challenges throughout the story. The journey moves from a bustling Royal Train Station to a high-flying Zeppelin while collecting items for a secret hideout. The main story requires approximately four hours to complete, with additional content extending playtime to six hours. A completionist run of the game takes about nine hours to finish all available content. The PC version includes the Lost Hobo King DLC pack at no extra cost.Show lessRead more
Stacking Details
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- Release Date
2/8/2011
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Age Rating
Crude HumorUse of TobaccoMild Fantasy ViolenceMild Suggestive Themes
Stacking Buying and Gameplay FAQs
How much does Stacking cost?
Stacking starts at $14.99 on Xbox right now.
Where can I buy Stacking the cheapest?
The cheapest price for Stacking on Xbox is $14.99 at Xbox Store, an official store.
Is Stacking on sale right now?
No, Stacking isn't discounted on Xbox at the stores we track right now. It's currently $14.99.
What is the lowest price Stacking has ever been?
The lowest recorded price for Stacking on Xbox is $2.24 at Xbox Store on December 21, 2025.
Is now a good time to buy Stacking?
Not yet. Stacking on Xbox is rated a poor deal at $14.99, compared with a lowest recorded price of $2.24.
Is Stacking on Xbox Game Pass?
Yes, Stacking is included with Xbox Game Pass on console at no extra cost for subscribers.
How much is Stacking on the Xbox Store?
Stacking is $14.99 on the Xbox Store.
Is Stacking single-player only?
Yes, Stacking is listed as a single-player game, with no multiplayer or co-op modes.
What platforms is Stacking available on?
Stacking is available on PC and Xbox. Supported consoles include Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and Xbox One.
Is Stacking on Xbox Series X|S?
Yes, Stacking is available on Xbox Series X|S.
How long does it take to beat Stacking?
Stacking takes about 4 hours to beat, or 6 hours with extras and 9 hours to complete everything.
When did Stacking come out?
Stacking was released on February 8, 2011.
What age rating is Stacking?
Stacking is rated E10+ (Everyone 10+) for Crude Humor, Use of Tobacco, Mild Fantasy Violence, and Mild Suggestive Themes.
Who developed Stacking?
Stacking was developed by Double Fine and published by THQ.
What are the review scores for Stacking?
Stacking has 80/100 on Metacritic, 4/5 on Xbox, and a Steam rating of Very Positive from 681 reviews.
