Christmas Blocks

Christmas Blocks

Christmas Blocks is an Arcade game where blocks fall and must be placed in empty spaces. Place blocks and form a whole line to destroy rows of blocks and earn points. Accumulate combos by destroying consecutive lines and try to win with as many points as possible. This game is inspired by the acclaimed Tetris, one of the first games ever created. The graphics are colorful and beautiful and the animations are exciting. Christmas themed game to have fun with the Christmas spirit! Good luck and good fun!

Tips and Rules for Christmas Blocks

Desktop:
Left and Right Arrow > Move Left and Right
Up Arrow or X > Rotate Clockwise
Z > Rotate Counter Clockwise
Down Arrow > Down Block
Space Bar > Drop and Lock Block
Control > Swap Block
P > Pause Game

Mobile:
Touch Buttons on Screen

Key Aspects

- Responsive Game
- Christmas Game
- Arcade / Puzzle Game

What tags help identify this game’s genre or theme?

The main categories or tags applied to this game are block, fall, tetris.

What age groups are appropriate for this game?

This game is most suitable for players in the Kids age category.

Will the game run smoothly on mobile phones?

Christmas Blocks is designed for mobile use.

Which company is behind this game’s creation?

The team responsible for designing and coding the game is JM Neto Game Dev.

What specific tools or technologies were employed to create the game's user interface and interaction?

Construct 3 is the best-known library for building games like this one.

What genre label applies to this game?

This game is categorized as Puzzle based on its theme or mechanics.

Is the game made for a specific gender audience?

The game is designed with Male & Female in mind.

Does the game feature blood or blood-like elements?

No, Christmas Blocks does not feature any graphic violence involving blood.

Does the game portray any cruel or harsh behaviors?

No, Christmas Blocks does not depict any cruel behavior or harm.

Would you recommend this game for kids?

No, Christmas Blocks would not be suitable for a younger audience.
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