You earn points by successfully stacking three identical characters either vertically or horizontally. Once you achieve this, the characters will vanish.

As you continue playing, the speed of the game increases, making it more challenging to keep up with the fast-paced action and stack the characters.

Yes, you can stack characters either one on top of the other (vertically) or side by side (horizontally) to create matching sets of three.

There is no specific height limit for stacking characters. However, the increasing speed of the game makes it harder to maintain tall stacks.

The characters in Stacked Among Us are inspired by the popular game Among Us, featuring both imposters and crewmates.

The game ends when you fail to make a valid stack before the next character comes into play. Your final score is based on the total number of points you've accumulated.

While the core gameplay focuses on stacking characters, there may be occasional power-ups or special items that can enhance your performance or provide temporary advantages.

Currently, Stacked Among Us is designed as a single-player experience. There is no multiplayer mode available at this time.