Press release:
London, United Kingdom – July 20th, 2026.
Last week, Indie developer Riftpoint Entertainment publisher Alibi Games released Stackmon, their card-stacking creature collector set in a vibrant, nature-filled world with over 100 different creatures to find and catch. Venture across Gaia and uncover its secrets – find new stackmon, battle rival Scout Leaders, and face the mysterious corruption spreading throughout the land as you fight to restore harmony.
Within just one hour of launch, Stackmon hit over 1,000 concurrent players, and since then has hit almost 2,000 peak CCU! There’s never been a more exciting time to cover Stackmon.
Stackmon is available now on Steam for 13.99 USD | 11.49 GBP | 45 RMB with a 15% launch discount for a limited time.
The Stackmon OST is also available on all major streaming platforms.
Catch, train and battle Stackmon while embarking on an epic journey to stop the mysterious corruption that’s spreading throughout Gaia and corrupting Stackmon. During your journey you’ll expand your camp, face off with rival scout leaders, explore a vibrant world and evolve your Stackmon in your quest to restore harmony.
Key Features:
100+ Stackmon including Evolutions, Shiny and Legendary editions!
25+ different Buildings to construct and upgrade your home base.
20+ Equipment and Item cards to buff you and your Stackmon.
7 unique biomes to explore, each with their own game-changing mechanics.
Stunning hand-drawn cards, accompanied by beautiful music and sound effects.
10-15 hours of gameplay (More if you want to collect all the Stackmon!).
About Riftpoint Entertainment
Riftpoint Entertainment is an 11-person indie dev studio, all based in Brazil but spread across different regions. Since meeting each other both at university and through game jams, they’re currently working on their fourth commercial release together.
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Jonas “O.J” Ek
The Gaming Ground
Twitter: @TheGamingGround
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Tags: Alibi Games, Card games, Creature collector, Indie games, PC games, Riftpoint Entertainment, Stackmon, Steam