
Blocks of Nature
Combine cubes of the same color in a lapland-inspired scene with bright visuals and relaxing music for casual gameplay
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September 26, 2022
3 years and 311 days ago
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Positive32 reviews87.5%
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7 itemsAbout the Game
Blocks of Nature is a casual puzzle game. The objective is to combine three or more cubes of the same color and to keep scoring until cubes build up too high.
Lava cubes cool over time and turn into rocks. These rocks can be removed by combining atleast three of them together, like normal cubes.
Temperature falls as you gain levels, so cubes will freeze faster and lava cubes cool down faster too. For unknown reasons, as the temperature drops, it conveniently also makes cubes to drop faster. Maybe it´s the magic of Lapland?
Beware of the cold
Winter has come. Cubes that fall on the ice block on the ground or touch other frozen cubes will freeze over time. Once frozen, they cannot be broken unless they are melted with lava cubes. However, lava cubes are rare, so use them wisely...Lava cubes cool over time and turn into rocks. These rocks can be removed by combining atleast three of them together, like normal cubes.
Temperature falls as you gain levels, so cubes will freeze faster and lava cubes cool down faster too. For unknown reasons, as the temperature drops, it conveniently also makes cubes to drop faster. Maybe it´s the magic of Lapland?