Description

Boxes Blast mixes gentle physics with tidy planning in levels where colored crates yearn for safe zones and your only tools are smartly placed charges, clear lines of force, and a steady hand; how to play: study the room—spikes, moving belts, wind vents, tipping platforms—then drag charges onto floor or wall nodes, set fuse lengths so detonations chain in order, and fire to nudge, not fling, each box toward its outlined landing pad; early rooms teach basics like counter-blasts against walls to stop over-travel, while later puzzles add color locks (green to green, red to red), weight differences that change momentum, and glass that shatters if you smash rather than slide; stars depend on thrift: fewer charges, fewer detonations, clean landings; tips from players who love clean arcs: think vectors, not explosions—align a charge so the force arrow points exactly through a crate’s center for translation, offset it slightly when you want spin, and use two small pulses instead of one big boom when precision matters; chain saves are worth learning—plant a tiny “catch” charge to tap a near-miss back into place, pre-tilt a platform by placing a box on one end before the main blast, and use wind vents as brakes by bursting across them rather than into them; when belts appear, explode parallel to the belt to change speed without flipping the crate sideways, and on slopes, detonate uphill so gravity becomes your helper; keep an eye on hazards’ rhythm—spike rows blink before rising, fans pulse in cycles, and swinging hammers telegraph their path—then time fuses to fire during safe windows; the editor inside challenge mode lets tinkerers build their own trick rooms and share codes with friends so you can trade problems rather than only scores; accessibility features include color-independent symbols on crates, high-contrast outlines, a “slow motion on detonate” toggle, and an undo for the last charge placed; mini-review: success feels earned and tidy, not chaotic—the last crate glides into its outline, the star counter pops, and the replay shows a neat string of well-timed pushes rather than a lucky firestorm; unique blurb: at heart it’s carpentry with fireworks, a craft of measured taps where the perfect nudge beats the biggest boom every single time.

Instruction

Mouse click or tap to play

Specifications

• Easy to play