How was it?
What the publisher says about Set The Box
Welcome to Set The BOX, a fun and addictive physics-based puzzle game where you challenge your stacking skills and precision. The goal is simple: stack the boxes as high as you can without toppling them over. But beware, the higher you stack, the more unstable it gets! Features: Challenging Gameplay: Each level requires careful planning and precise control to stack the boxes perfectly. The gameplay is easy to pick up but hard to master. Intuitive Controls: Simply tap and hold to drop the boxes. The longer you hold, the more accurately you can position the boxes.
Controls, as supplied: How to Play Tap and Hold Tap and hold the screen to drop a box The longer you hold the more precise your placement Stack Boxes Carefully stack the boxes on top of each other to build the tallest tower possible Avoid Toppling Be mindful of the bala
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Game details
- Developer
- GameMonetize partner studio
- Added here
- March 2019
- Technology
- HTML5
- Platforms
- Browser (desktop, mobile, tablet)
- Classification
- Puzzle
- Download size
- 3.1 MB
- Ad requests
- 2 (few)
- Has a save
- Yes
- Built with
- Construct 3
- Sounds
- 5
- Gamepad
- No
- Native resolution
- 1080×1920
- Saved progress
- Kept by the game itself, in this browser on this device. It survives closing the tab and coming back, but it does not travel to another computer or phone, and clearing your browsing data erases it.
Measured by opening the game ourselves on 2026-09-11, not taken from the feed. Twelve seconds on a phone-sized screen, with ad requests counted and blocked rather than loaded.
Read out of the game’s own build, not taken from the feed. Counts come from the project file: levels are layouts named as levels, sounds are the audio files it ships with.
