Free to playBLOK
BLOK is a free puzzle platformer made by students at Code & Circuit, a local STEM non-profit. Carry colored blocks to matching buttons, smash through walls with a boxing glove, and swing across gaps with a grappling plunger across a tutorial and five student-designed levels.
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From the Steam store
BLOK is a free puzzle platformer built by seven young game developers in a class at Code & Circuit, a STEM non-profit running creative tech programs for kids. Each student was handed the same toolkit and asked the same question: what kind of puzzle would you make?
The result is an anthology. Five student-designed levels, each with its own setting, ideas, and personality, plus a tutorial level to teach you the ropes. Some levels will have you shuttling a single block through a gauntlet of puzzles. Others hand you a pile of colors and a wall of buttons. The boxing glove and grappling plunger show up where their designers wanted them to — sometimes essential, sometimes nowhere in sight.
All levels are unlocked from the start. Pick whichever one catches your eye from the level select and dive in.
Features
Five original levels designed by students, plus a tutorial
Carry colored blocks on BLOK's head to solve color-matching puzzles
Punch through walls with the boxing glove
Swing across obstacles with the grappling plunger
Free to play — a showcase of what young developers can build
About the developers
BLOK was made by seven students in a game development class run by JimDublace Studios in partnership with Code & Circuit. The class introduces young developers to the full process of shipping a real game — from design and production through to publishing on Steam.
