A Game of Balance, Patience, and Stone. Granite Stack is a beautifully designed tabletop balancing game inspired by New Hampshire’s landscape, landmarks, and quiet sense of challenge. Each piece is sculpted from simple geometric blocks, turning familiar forms into a tactile puzzle that’s easy to learn and surprisingly hard to master. Play it slow and thoughtful, or fast and competitive—Granite Stack is just as fun on a coffee table as it is around a crowded table of friends. What’s Included New Hampshire–Inspired Game Pieces Each set includes four of each sculpted piece: Covered Bridge New Hampshire is home to more than 50 covered bridges, quietly spanning rivers and time. Black Bear Around 5,000 black bears call New Hampshire home—strong, steady, and unmistakable. Old Man of the Mountain Inspired by the iconic granite profile formed by glacial movement and freezing water, which collapsed in 2003 but lives on as a symbol of the state. Maine Pottery Co. Vase A nod to the Friendship Vase, originally thrown in the late 1980s and still made today by MPC. Market Square Inspired by Portsmouth’s historic Market Square, carved with subtle architectural detail. Snowflake A quiet reminder of New Hampshire winters—balanced, symmetrical, and unforgiving. Also Included Balancing Mountain Rocker Geared Base Custom Die Sliding-lid storage box Game Variations Solo Mode Stack as high as you can and beat your personal best. Timed Play 10 seconds per turn—no second chances. Free Choice No die. Choose any piece each turn. Paired Up Two players place pieces at the same time for added chaos. Materials & Guarantee Made with plant-based plastics Game pieces are recyclable (check locally) Lifetime Guarantee on Game Pieces* Designed and assembled in New England *Dice and box warranty limited to 1 year. Download the Instructions A printable PDF version of the full rules and variations is available here: 👉 [Download the Granite Stack Instructions (PDF)] Recommended For Ages 6 and up 1–6 players Coffee tables, shelves, cabins, and anywhere balance matters
