About
A relaxing block puzzle game where you drag pieces to clear lines and keep the board open. Features multiple game modes, daily challenges, and customization options for your canine companions.
What's New in Pawblast
3.1.3
October 23, 2026
Pawblast 3.1.3 is a small, cozy polish: - A new Rate Pawblast button in Settings, for when a clean board has made your day a little better. - Draco may ask what you think a bit sooner, after a few good runs, and never after a tough one. Thank you for blasting with Draco.
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Events
Three weekly medals win Draco's autumn look
Oct 31, 2026 — Dec 1, 2026
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FAQ
What is Pawblast?
Pawblast is a cozy block puzzle game where you drag pieces onto a board to clear lines. It features a relaxing atmosphere, a Samoyed dog named Draco, and various game modes.
Does Pawblast have ads?
Yes, Pawblast contains advertisements. It is a free-to-play game supported by ads.
Can I play Pawblast offline?
Yes, Pawblast is fully playable offline. You can pick up right where you left off as runs save automatically.
What are the game modes in Pawblast?
Pawblast offers three game modes: Puppy mode for endless play where you cannot lose, Classic mode for a balanced experience, and Big Dog mode with increased rewards.
How do I customize my dog in Pawblast?
You can earn treats to adopt new dogs like Biscuit the Golden and Storm the Husky. You can also dress them up with accessories like bandanas and bow ties.
Is Pawblast suitable for all ages?
Pawblast has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for younger players. The gameplay is gentle and non-violent.
How often is Pawblast updated?
The latest version of Pawblast was released on July 13, 2026, indicating recent development activity. Updates typically introduce new content or improvements.
What is the Daily Challenge in Pawblast?
The Daily Challenge presents everyone with the same board each day. You can try to beat the target score, build your streak, and earn rewards.
