Developed in the early 90’s when the tetris-style games took the gaming industry by storm, Blocks from Hell is an entertaining single player puzzle-solving game where you’d have to think sharply in order to match the tiles together to survive and increase your score. The interface of the game is pretty simple with vibrant colors and easy controls so you don’t necessarily have to be a pro to play this game. The gameplay is quite fast with no frills so you’d simply jump to the play area where you’d have to show your puzzle-solving expertise and join maximum tiles together.

The game begins with an empty rectangular shaped box in front of your screens and as soon as the game starts, random colored tiles would start falling in that box and it’ll be your job to make sure you’re aligning them properly and in the right direction in order to survive. Your main task would be to stay in the game for as long as you can by stacking blocks and clear the lines for as long as you can but if you fail to do so, the blocks would keep stacking up and eventually you’d lose when they reach the top of your screen so make sure you align them properly to free up maximum space for yourself so that you’ll have more space to stack blocks up. The visuals look fairly nice too especially because of the scrolling background that keeps changing colors and shapes so you’d enjoy that aspect of the game as well.

All in all, Blocks from hell is an enjoyable little game with a simple interface so if you’re looking to have fun, this game is certainly worth giving a try.