- August 19, 2011
- Swing Swing Submarine
- 76h median play time
Blocks That Matter
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Blocks That Matter is a single player casual platformer game with a comedy theme. It was developed by Swing Swing Submarine and was released on August 19, 2011. It received mostly positive reviews from players.
"Blocks That Matter" is a puzzle-platformer game where you play as Tetrobot, a tiny robot that can drill and toss blocks. Your goal is to collect puzzle pieces by manipulating different types of blocks and using them to your advantage. With charming pixel art and clever puzzles, it's a delightful game for fans of the genre.






- Blocks That Matter is a fun and unique puzzle platformer that combines elements of Minecraft and Tetris, offering a charming and engaging gameplay experience.
- The game features clever puzzles that challenge players to think strategically, with a satisfying difficulty curve that keeps the gameplay interesting.
- The inclusion of a level editor and community-created levels adds significant replay value, allowing players to continue enjoying the game long after completing the main campaign.
- The lack of an undo feature can lead to frustrating gameplay, as players must restart entire levels after making a single mistake, especially in longer stages.
- Some players found the platforming elements to be tedious and overly challenging, detracting from the overall puzzle-solving experience.
- The story and writing are considered underwhelming and not particularly engaging, which may disappoint those looking for a deeper narrative.
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The story in the game is generally perceived as simplistic and sometimes silly, with many reviewers noting its lack of depth and heavy-handedness. While some players found it charming and entertaining, others criticized it for being irrelevant to the gameplay and poorly written. Overall, the narrative adds a lighthearted touch to the puzzle experience, but it is not a standout feature of the game.
“I loved the charm of the graphics and the story, and the puzzles were challenging without requiring me to pull my hair out.”
“Even the story and atmosphere are enjoyable.”
“The storyline is cute and non-intrusive.”
“The story is a bit underwhelming and the soundtrack rather generic.”
“Unfortunately it's a little too trial and error, the story is a bit heavy handed, and the platforming is so arbitrarily difficult at times that it seems to exist just to pad the game.”
“The story is boring, irrelevant to the gameplay and relentlessly unfunny.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
Blocks That Matter is a casual platformer game with comedy theme.
Blocks That Matter is available on PC, Mac OS, Windows, Linux and others.
On average players spend around 76 hours playing Blocks That Matter.
Blocks That Matter was released on August 19, 2011.
Blocks That Matter was developed by Swing Swing Submarine.
Blocks That Matter has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its grinding.
Blocks That Matter is a single player game.
Similar games include Adventures of Shuggy, Tetrobot and Co., Escape Goat, The Bridge, Cogs and others.







