Stack the States® 2

• Price: $2.99

Last verified 31 Jul 2026

4.5 1130 ratings · App Store

1. 4/5It’s good

   So this is actually a pretty good game it’s not too bad so when I came across this game the bar seem to get higher and higher and I like that challenge so I’m giving it a four-star for a reason I have like it so much so I got all the states I finish the whole game and I like how they add the capital but you can look at the capital and you are able to look at the two states that are apart from America I like how the game made that you could look at the two other states and add them to your collection I made my cousin one account it’s pretty easy to make an account my first cousin is 4 the other one is 1 both of my two cousins account my four-year-old cousin wanted her state to be Nevada and I don’t remember what I chose for my one-year-old cousin but I was Missouri

   yungelliot · 31 Jul 2026

2. 5/5A Nearly Perfect Game

   I really like Stack the States and I literally play it everyday. I feel almost everything about Stack the States is great. The gameplay is fun and it is pretty good to help you learn more about the states. The learn functionality is helpful as without it, the games will be much harder. Earning states from playing the stack game is also good as it gives players a reason to keep playing. It’s nice to keep earning states as prizes and seeing the states cities, landmarks, and elevations. The only thing I don’t like about it is that it is a paid game. It’s only $2.99 and this game is pretty good for what it is however, there isn’t too much to do in the game. Despite being a nice little game for what it is, it really can only last so long, I think about a month or so. I guess it’s a good trade off as this game has no ads or in-app purchases. If you do want to get a game like this, I recommend Stack the Countries. I haven’t played it but I would think that with more countries, there is more content in that game.

   Strech guy fan lol. · 31 Jul 2026

3. 5/5You can learn more from stack the states 2 :)

   Tbh this game is really fun I had the first one when I was in 2 grade and it is still really fun even if you know your states. This game is better then the 1 one tho because it has better graphics, learn there landmarks, learn there cities and see what the state looks like! You can press on the ones you got (example Colorado where I am from) if you pressed to see what it looks like you can see the mountains and see how talk they are. If you press cities it would say the capital is Denver. And then you could see the landmarks. It is worth the money but one thing is they should change the questions and not say the one question they always say (for example) I press start and it says which flag is Maryland? And I get that the other round. It is kinda a good thing so you can learn it really well but I keep getting it over and over again. So please make some other questions! Other than that is it prefect! 🌸❤️✨

   apple_123456789 · 31 Jul 2026

4. 5/5From ages 4-65 we play, learn and improve our health!

   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!

   Katka15 · 31 Jul 2026

5. 5/5The most awesome game ever.

   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. :)

   Mrpuff31 · 31 Jul 2026

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