How many games does blocks.pw have?

Nine duel mini-games plus six solo modes — fifteen total, all free in the browser with no download or signup.

Do I pick which mini-games appear in a duel?

No — duels shuffle them, which is the point: the rating rewards being fast in more than one way.

Which game should I start with?

Reflex — it's the purest test and takes three seconds to understand. Then let a quick match introduce the rest.

Every game on blocks.pw

Fifteen ways to be fast: nine duel mini-games that appear shuffled in best-of-5 matches, and six solo modes with world leaderboards. Each has a full guide — rules, scoring, strategy, and pages for every situation from unblocked to with friends.

The duel mini-games

Duels deal five of these, best of 3-out-of-5 rounds, 30–40 seconds total:

⚡ Reflex

The purest reaction-time duel: wait for red to turn green, tap first, win the round. False starts lose instantly.

👊 Smash

A 3-second click-speed war: hammer the block as fast as physically possible. Highest tap count takes the round.

🧱 Stack

A moving block, one drop, and a base to hit: release at the perfect moment and out-align your opponent. Precision duel in its purest form.

🎯 Hunt

Six targets appear one after another — hit them all in the least time. A 10-second aim-trainer duel that punishes both misses and hesitation.

🧠 Memory

A sequence of blocks flashes once — repeat it perfectly and faster than your opponent. Working memory, under a timer, against a rival.

⏱️ Bullseye

A cursor sweeps across the target — tap to stop it as close to dead centre as you can. Closest to the bullseye wins the round.

⏳ Hold

Press, hold, release at exactly 3.000 seconds — no clock to watch. Closest internal stopwatch wins. Simple to learn, cruel to master.

🔢 Order

Six numbered blocks, scattered. Tap 1→6 in order in the least time. Visual scanning, route planning and clean execution in one burst.

👁️ Odd One Out

A grid of near-identical blocks hides one odd shade — spot and tap it before your opponent. Visual search at duel speed.

The solo modes

No opponent, one world leaderboard each — records persist until someone breaks them:

🏃 Sprint 100

The 100-tap speedrun: hammer to exactly 100 as fast as possible and post your time to the world leaderboard. Simple rules, deep leaderboard.

💥 Survive

Blocks appear and vanish faster and faster — tap each before it disappears, survive as long as you can, and post your score to the world leaderboard.

🗼 Tower

Drop sliding blocks onto a growing tower — every misalignment trims the next block smaller. Stack as high as you can and hit the world leaderboard.

⚡ Reaction

The solo reaction-time test: five measured rounds, your average in milliseconds, and a world leaderboard of the fastest nervous systems on the site.

🎯 Aim 30

The solo aim trainer: 30 targets, one after another, minimum total time. Long enough to expose sloppy flicks, short enough to retry forever.

🧠 Memory+

The sequence grows by one block every round — repeat it until your working memory taps out. Longest sequence wins the world leaderboard.

How a duel works

Two ways in: quick match pairs you with a real opponent and moves your ELO; a challenge link records your rounds and dares anyone you send it to. Both formats shuffle the mini-games above, so winning takes range — being a one-trick Smash monster only carries you so far.

Ratings feed the country leaderboards, and the skills feed the guides: reaction time for the Reflex crowd, click speed for the Smash crowd.