Stamp Stack
Sort parcels. Deliver real streets. Collect the world.
A relaxing sorting puzzle set on 290 real roads in 29 countries. Every level delivers a house, every road you finish earns a stamp and a true fact about that road.
Three steps to a stamp
Sort the parcels
Move parcels between shelves until each shelf holds one colour. Plan ahead: moves are limited.
Deliver every house
Each level delivers one house. Deliver all five houses and the road is done.
Collect stamps and facts
Every road earns a stamp in your passport and a true fact about the road itself.
A world of roads to deliver
Real roads, 29 countries
290 real roads and 1,450 levels, from Baldwin Street in New Zealand to the Champs-Élysées.
Road of the Day
The same puzzle for every player each day, with a different country every week.
World tour and postcards
Finish a country's first five roads for its postcard, then take on the harder Part 2 for a gold one.
Your globe
A globe of everywhere you've delivered, with a pin on every road.
Your courier and van
Your courier rides along in every level, and the van drives each parcel to its house.
Play at your own pace
No lives and no time limits. Stop after one level or deliver a whole country.
Put your street in the game
Love your street? Tell us about it and it could become a Road of the Day.
Good to know
Is it free?
Yes. Stamp Stack is free to play, with ads and optional in-app purchases. Every road and every country is free: money only buys looks, ad-free play and convenience, never roads, stamps or level wins.
Which phones can play it?
iPhone and Android. It's coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.
Is it OK for children?
Yes, it's made for all ages. There are no accounts, chat or public profiles. Players under 13 only see banner ads from Google, with no video ads and nothing personalised.
Do I need an account?
No. Your progress is saved on your phone.
How do I get my purchases back?
Open Settings in the game and tap Restore purchases. The support page has more.
What information does the game use?
The privacy policy explains exactly what the game uses and the choices you have.