Block Slide

Block Slide is a minimalist sliding block puzzler with one unusual rule: you never move a single block. Swipe, or press an arrow key, and every block on the board slides in that direction until it hits a wall or another block. The aim is to get each block onto its matching target, and a level is cleared when they all line up at once.

Moving everything together is what makes it a puzzle. A slide that puts one block where you want it can push another away from its target, so you are always thinking about the whole board. Walls and other blocks become tools, places where a piece will reliably stop.

Across 130 levels, the game brings in new mechanics gradually: teleporters, arrow tiles, sticky blocks, pins, pressure traps, rotators and conveyors. Later on come multi-board levels that you solve in parallel. It runs on desktop and on mobile, adapting automatically to portrait and landscape screens.

1. Find each block's matching target.
2. Swipe or press an arrow key to slide all blocks one way.
3. Use walls and other blocks as stopping points.
4. Get every block onto its target to clear the level.

Think in sequences, not single moves. Two or three slides in a planned order are usually what a level needs, and the first slide is rarely the one that looks most direct.