Stack the Pancake

You'll have to use attention and physics in this free Pancake Stacking game Pancake Stacking literally means it. You have to make a pile with them, placing them on the plate in the most creative way possible to achieve the highest possible score. The following obstacles will be in your way: 1. When you reach more than 10 pancakes in a pillar, they will start to move on their own, sometimes increasing their range of motion if separate pancakes are located far from the center of the pillar, leading to a eventual fall. Sometimes the shaking stops when the pancakes get relatively straight. 2. When at least 1 pancake falls off the plate or you put it off the plate, the game ends. 3. When you stack them high, the picture with pancakes tends to get smaller and it's harder for you to stack them higher. 4. When you reach a certain height of the pillar, it will fall down no matter how much you try to stack it smoothly and carefully. Hint : the creativity required to reach more than 30 stacked pieces. Nothing will make you rack up a pillar of them higher than 30. But we managed to get the highest score equal to 51 (just trying 20 minutes or so). How? You can stack them in two and even three pillars. At once, three pillars would not fit on the plate, only two. So use your knowledge of the physics of gravity to position them correctly, turning two pillars into an eventual three. With this, you can expand the stack to three pillars, laying the food down as soft as possible, then turning it back into two (so the stack holds tighter), then when everything starts to move menacingly, turn the stack around. a pillar, trying to pile on it as much as he can until everything collapses imminently. With this approach, you make your build look like a pear, and it's the only way to get above 50 on the score.