Blockwick 2

About

Blockwick 2 is a sliding puzzle game that challenges players to match colored blocks by manipulating the game board. With over 200 levels, the game offers a variety of challenges, from simple layouts to complex puzzles that require logic and spatial reasoning. The goal is to create connections between blocks of the same color, but players must also contend with obstacles and special blocks that add an extra layer of difficulty.

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

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

97%

Audience ScoreBased on 67 reviews

gameplay5 positive mentions

grinding1 negative mentions

Blockwick 2 features a vast amount of content with over 300 puzzles, providing hours of engaging gameplay.
The game introduces a variety of unique mechanics, such as sticky blocks and illumination challenges, which keep the puzzles fresh and interesting.
It has a relaxing aesthetic with pleasant music and visuals, making it a great choice for casual play or for those looking to unwind.

Some mechanics, particularly the sticky blocks, can be frustrating and lead to softlocks in certain puzzles.
The difficulty curve is uneven, with some puzzles being significantly harder than others, which can disrupt the flow of gameplay.
The music can become repetitive over long play sessions, and there are limited options for customization or accessibility.

gameplay
21 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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62%
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The gameplay is characterized by a variety of unique mechanics introduced gradually, leading to complex puzzles that maintain player engagement without becoming stale. While some mechanics, particularly the sticky blocks, can be frustrating and may lead to softlocks, the overall design is praised for its calming aesthetic and satisfying sound. The game offers a balanced difficulty curve with optional challenges, ensuring a rewarding experience for puzzle enthusiasts.
- “Well, this game is different; it has enough unique mechanics and throws little twists often enough.”
- “Each chapter introduces a single new mechanic, and while the mechanics are simple, they lead to some complex puzzles.”
- “Where the game really shines is the level design; the learning curve for each mechanic is properly cared for in the first 2-3 levels, and the remaining challenges are generally quite good, occasionally bordering on the fiendish.”
- “I bought this on a whim because I was craving more of these sliding block puzzles and played through all of classic and about half of the actual game, but the sticky block mechanic kind of ruined it for me.”
- “It's a really frustrating and finicky mechanic that can actually lead to softlocks if you mess up certain puzzles in certain ways.”
- “My only real frustration with the game was the section with the sticky blocks; for some reason that mechanic annoyed me rather than all the rest that just felt like an extra challenge to overcome.”
music
21 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
62%
24%
14%
The music in the game is generally described as pleasant, calming, and well-suited to the gameplay, enhancing the overall experience with its tranquil and ambient qualities. However, some players find the tracks repetitive over extended play sessions, leading them to prefer listening to their own music instead. Overall, while the soundtrack is appreciated for its aesthetic, it may not hold up for everyone during long gaming sessions.
- “The tranquil mood music and soft, bright beautiful design is perfect for concealing a casual yet devilishly difficult game.”
- “The soundtrack is very nice and goes with the game very well and can even be purchased on Bandcamp if you wish.”
- “It's beautifully designed, with a nice tranquil soundtrack to go with the gameplay.”
- “However, I found that I was eventually becoming tired of the repetitive music after playing for hours and hours at a time.”
- “There are options to turn off the music and sound effects, so I ended up listening to my own music past that point.”
- “- For some, the music may be distracting.”
graphics
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
55%
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27%
The graphics of Blockwick 2 are consistently praised for their simple yet aesthetically pleasing design, featuring clean and colorful visuals that enhance the overall experience. While the game prioritizes aesthetics over complex gameplay, the visuals are complemented by satisfying sound design and calming music, creating a pleasant atmosphere for players. However, some users note that the focus on aesthetics may impact accessibility.
- “To me, everything about it is perfect -- the graphics, the sounds, the music, the UI, the feel, the difficulty, the variety.”
- “The visuals of the game are spartan but tastefully done, the music is good, and the controls are well executed - drag and drop works seamlessly on the PC, and I assume the touch controls work similarly well.”
- “The graphics are nice and colorful.”
- “One gripe: for a game that's more focused on aesthetics than on gameplay, it feels fair to criticize accessibility.”
- “The graphics are simple but clean.”
- “The visuals of the game are spartan but tastefully done.”
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players express frustration with the grinding aspect of the game, finding the repetitive task of moving blocks tedious and hoping for more challenging levels that require strategic thinking instead.
- “I can't wait for harder levels so that more time is spent on thinking and less on tediously dragging the blocks with my trackpad.”