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About Hard Blocks
Hard Blocks: Roll Puzzle is a 3D logic puzzle about a single block on a floating board. Every swipe tips the block over an edge: a standing block falls onto its side, and a lying block rolls end over end.
Your goal is to steer it so it drops upright into the target hole without going over the edge. With 2,000 levels ordered from easy to hard, the game keeps adding new ideas: blocks that are 2, 3 or 4 tiles long, move-limited stages, timed levels full of traps, and secret paths that open when you stand on a key tile.
Toggle the overhead map when you need to plan ahead, and play with swipes or the arrow keys. Hard Blocks is free, has no in-app purchases and is rated 4+.
Features
Why you'll love Hard Blocks
2,000 levels
Ordered by difficulty, with new mechanics introduced as you progress.
Three block sizes
Blocks that are 2, 3 and 4 tiles long, each rolling differently.
Move-limited levels
The move limit equals the shortest solution. Find the perfect path.
Timed levels & traps
Dodge falling pillars, sweeping bars and rolling balls.
Secret paths
Stand the block on a key tile to open hidden routes.
Overhead map
Toggle a top-down map to plan your moves, or hide it.
How to play
Learn it in seconds
- Swipe to tip the blockEach swipe tips the block over one edge. Arrow keys work too.
- Plan your routeStanding blocks fall onto their side, lying blocks roll end over end.
- Land upright in the holeReach the target standing up, without falling off the board.
- Watch the limitsSome levels cap your moves or your time. Optional ads give +5 moves or +5 seconds.
FAQ
Hard Blocks questions
Is Hard Blocks free to play?
Yes. Hard Blocks: Roll Puzzle is free on the App Store and Google Play with no in-app purchases. Optional ads can give you +5 seconds or +5 moves.
How many levels does Hard Blocks have?
There are 2,000 levels, ordered from easy to hard, with new mechanics such as timed traps and secret paths introduced along the way.
How do you solve a block rolling puzzle?
Think about orientation: a standing block falls flat when tipped, and a lying block rolls. Work backwards from the hole, use the overhead map, and remember the block must arrive standing upright.



