Stack the States® 2

I play several games to keep my 65 year old memory sharp and it never hurts to learn more about my country. After watching, my 4 year old granddaughter wanted to learn. She can’t read so first I’d give clues- letters in the states so she could find the answer. It wasn’t long before she recognized the states by shape and I had her memorize the names. Two weeks later she was playing MAP IT! Most times she maps without strikes. Next Connect It. Her high score is 18, mine 14. Then came my 7 year old grandson. He has the advantage of being autistic, able to read, so caught on in a few days. He has the capitals, states and abbreviations memorized already and has moved on to Stack the Countries. It’s something they can play together. He reads the questions to her if I’m not there. Finding an educational game they can do together is a perk I never imagined. Thank you so much! Now I’m on to Stack the Countries. Challenging for sure, but what an accomplishment if I succeed!

I always wanted to learn geography when I was eight years old, so my parents allowed me to have the app when I showed them a video of how to play Stack the States 2. I was loving this app and had educated me, but it was kind of tough when I need to know the state's nickname and landmarks. I noticed I could turn the landmarks and state's nicknames off. This was way more fun when it just wasn't stacking states. It made it way more fun when there were the bonus games, Map It, Connect 2, and Capital Tap. The last bonus game, Capital Tap, was the hardest for me, and I always fail trying to find the capital. However, I rate this a 10/10, and I will love it forever. :)

This app is way better then the origanal version. My neices love watching me play even though they have no idea how to play. I love how when you earn a new state you can choose the state you want (well sort of...) i totally recomend this app for kids. I recommended this app to my friend and now my friend knows all the state capitals. I really like that their are setting to change the type of questions you get asked. For example if you want to figure out which flag belongs to which state and which state borders what Ocean you can set those two to work on those

I like the game and the graphics, i like how you can link them, but 1 ridiculous fact, kept me up all night! :| And a better reason, in my home state of Texas, stack the states 1 doesn’t feature my hometown of Amarillo, but 2 does. :) Idk who rates this app a 1 star but whoever does is stupid. Who agrees with me (whoever calls me stupid cuz of this rating needs to be flushed down a toilet somebody pooped in with diarrhea) I ❤️ u developers and ur game is so fascinating and fun! ADDICTIVE! DOWNLOAD NOW PPL! Better than v1. I also love your following games + original: Monster Physics, Stack the Countries.

Stack The Countries is equally fun for the kids. One slight complaint, but not enough to impact my opinion... when the question is about what state certain cities are in, such as, 'Salem is in what state?' On some occasions, Massachusetts, Missouri, and Virginia will show up in the choices... all of which have a Salem. Other than that, it's great. I just, for the kids sake, turn off 'cities' in the settings until they understand that the more major cities are what the app is asking for.