Woblox

The brain-teasing journey of Woblox is a deceptively simple sliding block puzzle game. One can only enjoy the experience when diving into the gameplay. I’m partial to tests of wit and patience, and Woblox was a lovely tussle to the degree that its 45 levels build in difficulty. This game is like the old school Rush Hour puzzle in that you’re pulling, pushing and steering the wooden blocks around to create an exit route for the game’s green block.

Other players mentioned similar plain strategies, blocks only slide the direction of their length, which becomes a fun extra wrinkle as the levels progress, which I noticed. You truly punish yourself with the room lock, demanding that each next move be a little more exact and mathematically correct than the one before. Despite being a puzzle game that frustrates, it also pleases the pleasure centre in the brain, as manoeuvring the green block through a treacherous series of traps is endlessly satisfying.

As an extra incentive, Woblox features save online scores on Play123, making you want to better your tactics even more. Players who excel on smashing their own records have a consistent rating in my experience. And I have to admit, if you’re looking to use those brainwaves, well this game is just an engaging pocket experience of strategic block moving gratification. Try out other cognition pummeling games such as Cut the Rope for more puzzle treat.

To sum up: Woblox is a neat bundle of head-scratching puzzles to be unwrapped by the determined mind. There are a few moments of trial and error, but the satisfaction of completing these puzzles has just the right touch of victory to keep you returning for that “one more level”. An excellent choice for anyone who enjoys a puzzle challenge.