Qblock: Wood Block Puzzle Game

Name: Qblock: Wood Block Puzzle Game
Rating: 4.4869285 (1045749 reviews)
Author: Oakever Games

Fun puzzle game to relax at leisure. Enjoy the addictive wood block puzzle game!

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This app was removed from Google Play Store on 2025-05-15

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Qblock: Wood Block Puzzle Game offers a classic, addictive puzzle experience set on an 8x8 grid. Inspired by Tetris, this fun wooden-themed block puzzle lets you drag and drop various shaped blocks like T, L, and squares with no time limits, allowing for relaxed yet strategic gameplay. Unique features include a holder section to save blocks, combo modes that trigger exciting effects, and crisp wood carving sound effects enhancing the natural vibe. Ideal for all ages, Qblock trains your brain and sharpens logical thinking while providing endless entertainment.

Optimized for mobile phones and tablets, Qblock boasts a clean, user-friendly interface and constant updates with new block shapes. With simple controls, no WiFi requirement, and weekly challenges, it’s the perfect way to unwind and test your puzzle skills. Challenge yourself to become the ultimate wood block puzzle champion and share the fun with friends in this engaging block puzzle adventure!

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Version:

4.22.1 Last updated: 2025-05-13

Version code:

330

Creation date:

2019-06-19

Permissions:

android.permission.ACCESS_ADSERVICES_AD_ID
android.permission.ACCESS_ADSERVICES_ATTRIBUTION
android.permission.ACCESS_ADSERVICES_TOPICS
android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE
android.permission.ACCESS_WIFI_STATE
android.permission.BIND_SERVICE
android.permission.FOREGROUND_SERVICE
android.permission.INTERNET
android.permission.POST_NOTIFICATIONS
android.permission.RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED

Size:

246.26MB

Email:

su*****@oakevergames.com

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Source:

Google Play Store

Updated:

a month ago

User reviews

Users find Qblock's core gameplay fun, relaxing, and mentally stimulating with nice wood-themed graphics and useful features like block saving. However, frequent intrusive ads, app crashes, random block distributions, and limited rotation controls frustrate many. Several mention purchase restoration issues leading to unwanted ads, and repetitive ads impair the simple, calming experience. Despite the good puzzle design and challenges, these technical and monetization problems heavily impact user satisfaction.

Pros

Engaging and challenging gameplay that exercises the brain and improves spatial logic skills.
Relaxing and visually pleasing wood-themed graphics that are easy on the eyes.
Ability to save or hold a block for later use, adding strategic depth to the game.
Weekly challenges that add replay value and variety.
No intrusive or overwhelming animations, keeping the game calming for players seeking a quiet experience.

Cons

Excessive and unskippable ads after every game or level, severely disrupting gameplay flow.
Inability to restore previous purchases leading to forced ads despite paying for no-ad versions.
Randomization of block pieces sometimes feels unfair or rigged, limiting player control and causing frustration.
App crashes or freezes frequently, causing loss of progress and inconvenience.
Limited free rotation ability forcing players to either watch multiple ads or pay to rotate pieces, hindering gameplay experience.

Recent reviews

The game itself is fun but after EVERY single game it forces you to try out another game app. So you can't ever play consecutive games. I would have to close the app and restart else you play out some other game as penalty and it was never easy to get back to the woodblock game, there's no way to go back or close it out. That's something that needs to be addressed.

Le*****, 2025-01-05

I really enjoy this game, it's very relaxing. I also really like the weekly challenges, to grow plants or get trophies. However, I do want to mention that one of the last levels of the challenges makes me somewhat uncomfortable. I think it's level 82? I'd attach a pic if I could, but anyways the way the blocks are laid out, it somewhat resembles a sw*stica. Not sure why they did that or if anyone else has pointed it out.