I recently tried out Miniblox, and honestly, it’s a great little game if you’re looking for something straightforward and fun. It’s one of those puzzle games where you drag blocks onto a grid, trying to clear lines like Tetris but with a fresh take.

What I liked most was how easy it was to pick up. No confusing rules or complicated controls — just click, drag, and place. But don’t let the simplicity fool you; the game actually makes you think about your moves.

The difficulty ramps up nicely too. Early on, it feels pretty relaxed, but after a while, fitting the blocks gets tricky and you really have to plan ahead. That keeps things interesting without being frustrating.

The graphics are clean and minimal, which I appreciated because it keeps the focus on gameplay. Plus, the sound effects are subtle and relaxing.

If I had one complaint, it’d be that there’s no multiplayer or leaderboard, so you’re playing just for yourself. Still, that’s fine by me — sometimes I just want a quiet puzzle game to unwind.

Overall, Miniblox is perfect if you want a casual but engaging puzzle game that you can play anytime, anywhere. It’s great for quick sessions or longer play, and I found myself coming back to it more than once.