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Bloxorz combines problem solving with spatial reasoning and logic. Can you solve all 33 challenging puzzles? Bloxorz - Learning Connections. Essential Skills. Problem Solving - apply previous knowledge to new challenges. Spatial Reasoning - move a 3D block within a confined space.
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Bloxorz is a tricky puzzle game that tests your logical skills and sheer brain power. The objective is to get the block into the square hole and avoid falling off the edge. Put your brain to the test and see how far you get! How to Play Bloxorz. Use your arrow keys to move the block correctly through the level and into the hole.
Roll the bloxorz onto any square with a round symbol, or position the bloxorz upright on any square with an X-shaped symbol, to raise or lower a bridge made of squares to move across a gap between sections. Move along orange tile squares by rolling the bloxorz instead of tumbling it end to end.
