BBlocks

I picked up BBlocks expecting another Tetris clone, but what I found was something closer to a turn-based tile-linking system. You place blocks on a grid and match adjacent pieces to clear them. The core loop is sound: each move feels deliberate because you're not racing the clock. No timer pressure means you can actually think three moves ahead, which is exactly what I want from a strategy-lite puzzle game. The catch is limited depth. After a few hours, the decision trees flatten out. You'll stop discovering new patterns around the two-hour mark. It's a game for people who want brain-off puzzle satisfaction on a Sunday afternoon, not something you'll revisit monthly. At the sub-5 dollar price point, it's harmless, but don't expect it to hold your attention like Slay the Spire or Into the Breach. Diego, Scout Team

Valve rates this game Steam Deck Unsupported.

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