BlockBot is based on the puzzle game, Block Dude, originally created by Brandon Sterner for the TI-83 and TI-84 graphing calculators. Thousands of students have wasted incalculable aggregate hours of valuable class time playing this game instead of doing math. And now so can you, without needing to acquire a separate electronic device to do it, or pretending to study math. Who says there's no such thing as progress?
None of the 30 puzzles in BlockBot are from the original Block Dude collection of 11 levels. All are new and original. The goal of the game is to access the lock/exit of each level by moving the character of the game, named BlockBot. To accomplish this, you will need to cleverly move blocks about within the level to provide a navigable path to the level exit.
None of the 30 puzzles in BlockBot are from the original Block Dude collection of 11 levels. All are new and original. The goal of the game is to access the lock/exit of each level by moving the character of the game, named BlockBot. To accomplish this, you will need to cleverly move blocks about within the level to provide a navigable path to the level exit.
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