Blockicker Reviews

Amazing Game! Nostalgic!

Puzzles no estilo Goof Troop, porém mais dificeis! Jogo nostálgico!

Blockkicker is amazing, charming and have great puzzle design! They are made in a way where you can you always can figure out the solution after a few tries. The soundtrack are cozy and cherful, but way too short for this kind of game, Be prepared to hear the same loop over and over again. The mechanics are added in a wonderful pace and keep the puzzles interesting and fresh. The game is for sure more than a iteration from goofy troop puzzles, buy it

What a great game. Challenging puzzles which are very satisfying to solve. Great pixel art and music, this game could easily have been on the SNES or Genesis. I hope to see more stuff like this from this dev!

If you fancy some spelunking to go along with your spatial organization puzzles, you can't go wrong with [i]Blockicker[/i]. When an inquisitive young fellow inadvertently finds himself trapped in a mysterious subterranean complex, he's forced to correctly align scores of curiously shaped blocks in order to open locked doors so that he can once again relish the wonder of natural light. This burly boy doesn't believe in getting his hands dirty and he's certainly not afraid of stubbing the toes on his right foot, for with a series of swift kicks, he's able to send the heavy blocks careening towards their proper destinations. Certain puzzles must be solved in order to proceed down the pathway to freedom, but many of them can be tackled at a later time. Players will need to be methodical, but none of the puzzles are too rigorous. The music loops quickly, but it's still very pleasant and nicely compliments the SNES-esque visuals. Perhaps I'm mean-spirited, but I wouldn't mind seeing this kid accidentally descend into the depths once again; [i]Sokoban[/i] fans would be all the richer for it.