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| Bloxorz: Put the Block in the Hole |
| Sabtu, 01 September 2007 |
How to Play Bloxorz?
Bloxorz is a fun and highly addictive game that you can end up playing for hours together. You have to move the block over the tiles so that it can fall into the hole to progress to the next stage. There are 33 varied stages in all and it gets more complex as you move on.
Use the arrow keys to move the block and do not forget to read the instructions about the switches and teleports. Also remember the passcode, that's a 6-digit number, on the top right corner, to resume the game from any stage.
Bloxorz Instructions:
 The basic thing is to move the block with the help of the arrow keys and not to fall off the map. Bridges and switches are located in many levels. The switches are activated when they are pressed down by the block.
There are different types of switches, soft and hard ones. Soft ones get activated by simply pressing down the block, whereas hard ones act exactly the opposite way. Mind you orange tiles that appear in future levels are fragile, so the block can't stand on those tiles, you should only roll on them. There are many more features which you will discover as the game progresses.
Bloxorz' creator has some more cool games to offer.
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Having trouble finishing the game, take a peep into Bloxorz Walkthrough.Label: Bloxorz |
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