Element Blocks
Weather the elements in this crazy addictive puzzle game!
Simply drag and drop the block shapes onto the grid in order to create vertical or horizontal lines and score as many points as possible. Only full lines will be destroyed, so plan ahead and keep an eye on the available pieces. The game is over if there's no space left on the grid to place a block. Collect stars to buy power-ups, complete achievements, and try to remove several lines at once to earn additional points!
The Element Blocks game on Play123 has a leaderboard for saving scores.
Game Publisher: Famobi
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Digital Nomad Dave
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Engaging Puzzle Bliss in Element Blocks
Last week I found myself addicted to Element Blocks, an exciting puzzle game that requires both strategy and timing to succeed. Every move feels like a bite-sized challenge, tempting you to drag and drop block shapes down onto a grid to create and destroy complete lines. What gives it a clever twist is the need to maintain an open board and think ahead about what shapes you’ll play next—a cerebral kind of spice.
My fellow gamers echo this; one also pointed out how incredibly colorful the blocks are and how fluid the game is; I could not agree more with that. There is a name mix up in the comments above, but if anything, this only adds to the overall charm and sense of community around puzzle games on the site. Power-ups and achievements add extra fun, encouraging you to beat your high score or rival friends. It’s a game that keeps you guessing, ideal for puzzle lovers looking to brave the elements of a punishing, can’t-stop-playing experience.
Overall, Element Blocks combines challenging strategy, great-looking graphics, and the fun of a community into one tight package. I mean, a near perfect score, if I’ve ever seen one.
Discussion Forum
Wrote it on the wrong game, was meant to put in Farm Blocks
There is a game very similar to this called Element Blocks. The visual on the blocks is much more vibrant and the game itself seems to play very well.
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