Block City: Bus Edition

About

Push some blocks, run away from the fight (or not), respect the older blocks and be careful with the bad guys, all this on the bus in bustling Block City!

Genres & Tags

Casual

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

100%

Audience ScoreBased on 13 reviews

music2 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

Engaging and satisfying gameplay with a well-graded difficulty curve that keeps players challenged without becoming frustrating.
Unique and humorous theme that adds a relatable context to the classic sokoban mechanics, making it enjoyable and memorable.
Funky soundtrack and quick load times enhance the overall experience, allowing for easy access to levels and achievements.

Lack of in-game instructions for some mechanics, which may leave players confused about certain features.
Some bugs were reported, such as non-functioning mechanics, though these have been addressed by the developer.
The absence of detailed graphics may not appeal to players who prefer visually rich games.

gameplay
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is described as highly satisfying, featuring a unique twist on the sokoban genre with engaging mechanics that both aid and challenge players. The introduction of elements like "jump" squares and lurking thieves adds depth, while the funky soundtrack and cohesive art enhance the overall experience. Players appreciate the variety and potential for future development in the game.
- “Very satisfying gameplay with one bus, few blocks, and a funky soundtrack.”
- “A different way of playing sokoban with a context that added a lot to the gameplay; the music and art work very well with the level design. The game has potential, and I'm waiting for a sequel.”
- “As you progress, new mechanics are introduced, some which help - like 'jump' squares that enable you to skip over another passenger without moving them; and some which hinder, such as lurking thieves who will mug you if you move next to them, immediately bringing your attempt at that level to a conclusion.”
- “A different way of playing Sokoban with a context that added a lot to the gameplay. The music and artwork work very well with the level design, and the game has potential, but it feels incomplete.”
- “The gameplay can be frustrating at times due to the lack of clear instructions and the steep learning curve, making it difficult for new players to enjoy the experience.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The music in the game is highlighted as a funky and satisfying element that enhances the overall gameplay experience, complementing the unique level design and artistic style. Reviewers appreciate how the soundtrack contributes to the game's context, making it a standout feature that adds potential for future installments.
- “Very satisfying gameplay with one bus, few blocks, and a funky soundtrack.”
- “A different way of playing Sokoban with a context that added a lot to the gameplay. The music and art work very well with the level design; the game has potential, and I'm waiting for a sequel.”
graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The graphics of *Block City: Bus Edition* demonstrate that high-resolution visuals are not essential for an enjoyable gaming experience; instead, the game's art style and level design effectively complement its gameplay and music, contributing to its overall charm and potential for future development.
- “Block City: Bus Edition is absolute proof that you do not need ultra high resolution detailed graphics to have an enjoyable game.”
- “A different way of playing Sokoban with a context that added a lot to the gameplay; the music and artwork work very well with the level design. The game has potential, and I'm waiting for a sequel.”