Bloxorz

Bloxorz is a spatial puzzle in which a rectangular block must roll into a square exit hole. Getting close is only part of the task: the block also needs the correct orientation for its final roll. This hosted version is listed with 33 levels and keyboard controls, using WASD or the arrow keys to move.

Predict the whole footprint

The block can stand on one tile or lie across two. Before rolling near an edge, check every tile the next position will occupy. A move can fail even when part of the block remains over the platform. Broad areas give you room to change orientation before entering a narrow passage.

Plan from the hole backward

Examine the last approach that would let the block drop upright into the exit. Work backward to the state needed just before that move. A detour can be necessary to create this alignment, so the shortest-looking route is not always a usable solution.

Read the instructions for switches and special tiles as they appear. Track any change to bridges or passages as part of the board state. When the puzzle separates the block, Space switches between the pieces; confirm which is active before moving. Use short key presses while learning rather than holding a direction near a gap.

The Bloxorz orientation guide explains checkpoints, bottlenecks and route planning. Return through the focused Bloxorz collection. A keyboard is the clearest supported setup for this build; equivalent touch controls are not promised.