Bloxorz and the square-hole route across 33 stages
Bloxorz asks you to roll a rectangular block over floating tiles until it drops into the square hole, and the twist is its upright or flat stance. One move can leave the block standing on one tile or stretched across two, so every step matters in this logic game. It runs in your browser with no download, and the board is easy to read after each failed fall.
Each of the 33 stages adds a new route problem. The puzzle side comes from fragile orange tiles, round buttons, and cross-shaped switches that only trigger when the block stands upright. Later layouts also split the block into two cubes, so you may need to hold one switch while the other half opens the path ahead.
Keys, swipes, and split-block control
- WASD or Arrow keys move the block in four directions on desktop.
- Space swaps between the two pieces after the block splits.
- Swipe controls let you roll on phones and tablets without changing the rules.
Fragile bridges and upright-only switches
When a path narrows to a one-tile bridge, keep the block flat so you have more room to recover. On fragile platforms, the upright pose is risky, because one bad landing can send you off the edge. The best solutions usually come from mapping two or three moves ahead, then using a side button to open a gate the block cannot reach directly. That is where the physics angle really clicks.
The difficult tag fits the later stages as well, since one misread tile usually means an instant reset. The levels format keeps each stage self-contained, so you can retry a route in seconds and test a cleaner line without signup. It also plays on mobile and desktop, which makes it a good fit for short browser sessions.
Platform
Browser Desktop , Mobile and Tablet
Release
14 february 2021
Last Update
16 february 2026