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Blocks That Matter

Blocks That Matter

2011 Swing Swing Submarine
Blocks That Matter
2011 Swing Swing Submarine
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About Blocks That Matter

Blocks That Matter is an action and casual game developed and published by Swing Swing Submarine, released on 12 May 2011.

Of the RAWG players who own Blocks That Matter, 1% have finished it and 4% dropped it.

When indie game developers Alexey and Markus are in trouble, their only hope comes from their creation. You are the Tetrobot: a tiny robot that can drill blocks of matter one by one, collect them, and recycle them into new pieces of 4 blocks. You also have the possibility to destroy lines of 8+ blocks in a very «retro russian» game style. Sand, wood, stone, obsidian, iron, diamond: each matter has its specific behaviour you'll have to use wisely and take advantage of them. So get ready to use your brain and combine your platforming and puzzle-solving skills in this incredible mashup!

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Is it worth it?

At €3.00 on Kinguin, that is about €0.16 per hour for a main story of about 19h.

€4.38 €3.00
Oct 2026
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How long does it take to beat Blocks That Matter?

Main story: 19h; Completionist: 25h.

What platforms is Blocks That Matter available on?

Blocks That Matter is available on PC, Mac, Linux, Xbox 360.

When was Blocks That Matter released?

Blocks That Matter was released on 12 May 2011, developed by Swing Swing Submarine.