Block Fortress 2

Name: Block Fortress 2
Rating: 4.8 (535 reviews)
Author: Foursaken Media

By: Foursaken Media

Mine, build, craft, defend!

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Features & Capabilities

Block Fortress 2 blends block-building, tower defense, and fast-paced FPS action. Build towering bases, train an army of soldiers and robots, and defend your stronghold with walls, turrets, traps, and a massive arsenal.

Explore 10 biomes, dynamic day-night cycles, and environmental hazards across sandbox, missions, and survival modes. Use the extensive mission builder to craft and share levels, and upload your creations to the Blockverse.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Foursaken Media

Rating:

4.80

(535) 3 new ratings

Version:

1.0.3 Last updated: 2025-09-25

Version code:

878406574

Creation date:

2025-09-18

Compatible devices:

Size:

1.89GB

URLs:

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-03

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 75,212 ▼ 16

Other rankings

#5 in The Best New Strategy Games

Other platforms

Block Fortress 2 (v1.00.26)

60,898 4.67

(863)

For Developers

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Developed by:

Foursaken Media

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/block-fortress-2/id6745794497

Website:

https://www.foursakenmedia.com

User Reviews

Block Fortress 2 is widely praised as a content-rich, nostalgic sequel with deeper strategy across new races and planets. Players appreciate the improvements over the first game and the game’s potential, but complain about grindy level progression, heavy ad-based monetization, and control/UI limitations. Balancing issues with certain units are also frequently cited. Some welcome the optional ad-based materials and the ad-free pass. Overall, it’s seen as a strong, beloved title that’s held back mostly by progression, monetization, and UI/balance snags.

Pros

Expanded content and QoL improvements over the first game; more races, planets, and strategic depth.
Nostalgia-driven appeal and positive community reception; seen as a worthy sequel.
Deep, varied strategy with multiple races/planets offering different playstyles and high replay value.
Optional monetization options (ads for materials and ad-free pass) some players find beneficial.

Cons

Grind-heavy progression with level gating; content locked behind levels and slow progression.
Ads-heavy progression and monetization; progress often tied to watching ads.
Control/UI limitations; small touch controls, lack of customization, and inability to rearrange controls; targeting issues.
Balancing issues with certain units (e.g., disintegrators, immortals, jumpers) needing nerfs and adjustments.

Recent reviews

This is my favorite game studio and i hope they add a online way to play soon

by Su*****, 2026-03-22

The first game was great, and this sequel expands on everything that was good about the original. Machine gun spam is the only true route to heaven.

by Ai*****, 2026-03-15

The game has a lot contents gathered from previous block fortress game and has a lot of quality of life improvements. However, most contents are locked for low lvl. Gaining lvl is way too grindy, and the grind is just pointless. The champion mode is kind of too slow paced and you do not get enough resource unless you watch ads or buy the ads-free pass which cost irl money. Btw i don’t think it’s intended but the retry option turn into reset when choose to not watch ads. The other complaints of the game: the troops ai are way too terrible. The water planet with pollution champion mode just shows the developers have not played their game enough. The control panel is bad (there is no rearrange option). The missions mode are hard because you can’t see anything and need to remember everything. The targeter should show enemy type, otherwise it just block your view of the target. The combat upgrade should not be using global resource. The first time i played it, i thought the upgrade is global, so i upgraded everything, the game became insanely eazy. Then I move to next stage realizing they are all gone, and i could use the global resource to get global stuffs instead. In contrary, the game becames extreme unbalanced if no global resource is dumped on those upgrades. Overall, even though the game has great potential, I do think the developers kinda ruin the game for ads and pointless grind.