Stampnosh is a card-matching game set in a small risograph print shop. Every plate you clear is one more print pulled off the press, ink still tacky at the edges.
Flip two cards. Match the dish. Miss, and a drop of ink is gone from the tray - run the tray dry and the plate is scrapped. That single rule turns a familiar pairs game into something you have to pace yourself through.
Thirty plates run across three card decks: a sushi counter, a bakery window, and a night market of eight stall snacks. Cards land in a neat grid, scattered across the sheet, or pressed in a ring, so the same deck never quite reads the same way twice.
WHAT IS INSIDE
- 30 plates, unlocked in order, each with a star rating and a best time
- 3 decks, 22 original cards drawn in a two-colour riso register
- Three layouts: grid, scatter, ring
- Ink meter: mismatches cost ink, empty tray ends the run
- Daily Press: one fixed plate per day, with a streak count
- Print Drawer: every card you have matched, kept as a collection
- Screenshot your finished plate and share the print
Your progress stays on the device. No account, no sign-in, no in-app purchases. The game is free and supported by a short interstitial ad shown after a plate is completed. Best times, stars and collected prints are written to local storage and disappear if you delete the app.
