Blokker Reviews

Short and sweet, but perfect for the price. Thinky puzzles, but zen in the execution. 24 levels but no level selector currently, would love to see more!

Awesome puzzle game with incredible pacing, the game gets harder and harder each level. At the same time it's very relaxing as you can keep trying new possibilities and strategies at your own pace, without rush.

Blokker is a short minimalist puzzle game which consist of moving tiles in order to reflect projectiles into targets and a few extra mechanics I will not spoil. I do feel like the game is a little too short and the later mechanics could be more fully explored but i notice there are more games on steam so this may be the reason why. The mechanics are introduced with good pacing and it does a great job of producing tricky but not frustratingly difficult puzzles and provides you with everything you need to know to beat the puzzles in a very fair way. The levels are short and snappy which is great for playing in small bursts however as the levels get harder towards the end it might be nice to have a save mechanic which saves where you have placed your blocks. It's also a minor complaint but it feels as though the sound could be more satisfying and the music whilst beautiful does not feel as though it belongs with the aesthetic of the game. This is a great game for people looking for a not too difficult puzzle game and those short on time and you will not be disappointed as it more or less delivers what it promises.

Blokker is an easy & enjoyable minimalist puzzler. Puzzles are basically about lasers and mirrors, but use less intuitive balls and walls instead. I initially struggled with a few puzzles, but after coming back to the game a few weeks later, I blitzed through the remainder, so I suppose they weren't actually that hard and I just needed some distance from them. Also, puzzles aren't necessarily tight - in a few of the later puzzles, I always had at least 1 block left over. But I think I liked that. Ultimately, this is a small puzzle game in which puzzles can be solved incrementally. That's good enough for me.

Blokker can be a challenging puzzler. Round 14 took me several minutes to figure it out and I found it the hardest level. Took me about 80 minutes to complete the whole game and I enjoyed every second of it as I like being challenged. The minimalist concept is a plus in this genre since unnecessary information can be distracting. I definitely recommend it.

Great little puzzle game. One of those where you spend ages thinking that there's no solution before it finally clicks. Simple to understand and play and well worth it's low price. It is only 24 levels so is quite short (took me an hour to complete but would take a casual gamer quite a bit longer I feel) but you can't fault that at it's price point. Only real complaint I have is that the music auto-plays every time you start and doesn't remember if it was muted previously, but that's nowhere near a big enough issue to label it as a put-off in my opinion.

Mechanics are fine, but the game is not long enough. There are 25 levels which mostly just gradually increase in difficulty until they are really quite challenging. The game level design is fine however there is no ebb and flow to the difficulty like there should be, and the overall length is too short. There could/should be easier levels in between the peak difficulty ones as you progress to give you time to "breathe" between challenges, instead of "congrats, here's one even harder" each time.

Solid puzzle game, just not my style. I will still give it the ol' thumbs up despite it not being for my taste in puzzle games because I can very well see it being loved by those that this IS their style.

It's a nice, challenging game, worth playing to pass the time. Some levels were easy, others not so much. I'd like to say I know exactly what I did, but I mostly solved them moving square by square and testing and getting angry when the angle was almost but not quite right. Not my most calculating moves.

Played on Steam Deck. Short and sweet. The colors of the two cannons are way too similar not to have a colorblind mode, but for 59 cents I can let it slide. Would be nice to see a bit more polish in a few areas but overall a very nice single-sitting minimalist puzzle game.