Blockability 3d

Blockability 3d is a puzzle about space. Pieces made of cubes fall into a well, away from you. Move them, turn them and drop them so they fill whole layers. A full layer disappears and everything above it sinks one layer deeper. When the well fills to the top, the game is over. The game first came out in 2012. This version is rebuilt from the ground up: the same 24 pieces, the same well and the same rules, with new graphics that stay sharp on any screen, and the old bugs fixed. Three ways to turn a piece Spin turns it flat on the screen. Roll swings its left side toward you. Tip swings its bottom edge toward you. Between the three you can stand any piece up, lay it down or turn it around, and the landing guide shows you where it will settle. Three ways to play Classic: play until the well tops out. The pieces fall faster every 180 points, and the bigger 3D pieces come more often as you go. Timed: three minutes on the clock, the same rules. Place as many cubes as you can. Descent: the story mode. Chapter 1 takes you down through nine levels. Level 1 is included; one in-app purchase unlocks Levels 2 to 9. Scores Every cube you place is a point. Your ten best games in each mode stay on this device. Finished games also go on the daily and all-time boards under a name the game makes up for you, like "Brave Teal Cube 42". You can pick a new name, or take yourself off the boards, at any time. Play your way Drag one finger on the well to move a piece and use the on-screen buttons, or use two fingers: twist to spin a piece, swipe to roll or tip it, and double-tap to drop it. On iPad, a keyboard or gamepad works too. Made for everyone Colour-blind and high-contrast colours, a reduced-motion setting, and menus you can use with the keyboard alone. Music and sound effects each have their own switch. Good to know No account is needed, and the game plays offline once installed: games you finish offline go on the boards when you are back online. How the game handles data: blockability.ai/privacy. Made by Yojowa. First published in 2012, rebuilt in 2026. More at blockability.ai.