PALM BLOCKS

pretty ok

Colorful blocks, changing colors, and a constant temptation to beat your high score. The falling pieces add a little confusion to an otherwise straightforward puzzle game, while the soothing music keeps things relaxed. A decent way to give your brain a colorful workout!

PALM BLOCKS takes a deliberately uncomplicated approach to puzzle gaming, building its experience around colorful cubes, spatial awareness, and the pursuit of increasingly higher scores. Developed by jUNKIE and published by HandMade Games, it is the sort of game that can be understood within minutes but still asks players to sharpen their reactions and recognition skills over repeated sessions. Instead of surrounding its central mechanic with a story or complicated progression system, it concentrates on delivering a lightweight arcade-style challenge that is easy to start whenever there are a few minutes available. The basic objective revolves around working with colored block formations and using them to fill available spaces as efficiently as possible. At first glance, this appears like familiar territory for anyone who has spent time with traditional block-based puzzle games. The distinguishing feature is that falling figures can change color, interfering with the player's ability to rely entirely on visual familiarity. Something that looked immediately recognizable a moment earlier may suddenly demand another glance, making concentration increasingly important as a session dev…

i play this game when i am bored

i was expecting some synthwave bangers but i got romantic end movie credit music but its fun tetris, chill visuals and it takes it easier on you than the actual tetris did

A diet knock off version of the legendary Tetris. The only reason I'm down voting this is the price being charged, it's definitely not worth £2.49, the resolution is so bad, the least they could have done is upscale it, the colour choice is so bad and boring too. The music was decent though, I cant lie, but the annoying SFX kind of ruin it.