Stack the Countries®

Name: Stack the Countries®
Price: 2.99 USD
Rating: 4.6 (1024 reviews)
Author: Freecloud Design, Inc.

By: Freecloud Design, Inc. App

Education

Overview

Version:

3.6

Last updated: 2025-11-01

Features & Capabilities

Stack the Countries is an educational geography game that makes world learning fun. It features 193 country flash cards, interactive maps, and over 1,000 questions across three games in one: Stack the Countries, Map It, and Pile Up. Earn new countries, complete collections, and watch the countries come to life on screen.

The experience is customizable: choose a single continent or the whole world, select which questions to ask, and play with up to six profiles. Pre‑play learning includes high-quality maps and flash cards in English, Spanish, and French. The app runs on iPhone and iPad, with a focus on privacy—no ads or third-party analytics, and a clear privacy disclosure.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Games Kids

By:

Freecloud Design, Inc.

Rating:

4.60

(1,024) 2 new ratings

Version:

3.6 Last updated: 2025-11-01

Version code:

879370795

Creation date:

2011-02-15

Compatible devices:

Size:

131.70MB

Price:

2.99

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-07

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 54,256 ▼ 28

Other rankings

#20 in Education (Paid) ▼ 1#53 in country keyword 28 ▲

Other platforms

Stack the Countries® (v3.6)

50,485 4.48

(734)

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Developed by:

Freecloud Design, Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/stack-the-countries/id407838198

Website:

http://dan-russell-pinson.com/

User Reviews

Stack the Countries is widely praised as an educational, entertaining geography game that’s easy for kids and valuable for learning, with strong nostalgia. Common drawbacks include missing countries, map glitches, and occasional freezes, plus requests for more modes and updated flags. Overall, it remains a popular tool for learning world geography.

Pros

Educational and informative about countries, capitals, languages, and landmarks.
Fun, engaging, and highly replayable; enjoyable for kids and adults.
Kid-friendly and family-friendly; accessible for young learners.
Valuable learning tool for classroom or homeschooling with broad geographic coverage.
Nostalgic/long-standing educational game with enduring appeal.

Cons

Missing or not-included countries and territories (e.g., Vatican City, Kosovo, Western Sahara, Abkhazia) and other requested entries.
Map/placement bugs (rotation or misplacement of countries, counting inaccuracies like Turkey placement) affecting accuracy.
Occasional freezes or performance issues during play.
Requests for more modes or features and updated flags/names to reflect real-world changes.

Recent reviews

Can you do stack the countries 2 pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease

by Co*****, 2026-07-24

My family first downloaded this game around 2012 or 2013, when I was about 11-12 and my brother was 8-9. (I just bought it for my new iPad, partially to revisit nostalgia, but partially to brush up on stuff I’ve forgotten.) My brother, who has autism, hyper-fixated a lot on this game, and he can now identify every country, the flags, name every capital city, and identify what countries border each other, all thanks to Stack The Countries. He has been able to have conversations with people about his geographical knowledge, which is SO significant for an autistic kid. While my memorization abilities are nowhere near as strong, I still credit this game with my ability to recognize countries that nobody around me seems to know about. For the longest time, I was baffled at how little most people seem to know about basic geography. Then I remembered that most people didn’t play this game for hours as a kid, and I am now convinced that this game is better than our education system! I realize this is a very personal anecdote and may not reflect everyone’s experience, but this game truly means so much to me and my family! So thank you so much for the memories, the education, and the knowledge that will stay with us for a long time! Edit: I found a bug! In Map It, Turkey is not only placed in Europe, but it’s placed in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. While I’m sure the citizens of Turkey would love more beaches to swim in, I don’t think this is how they’ll achieve this!