Traveling around the globe is a fun element of this PC game, however, travel to play others from different countries would improve the game and make the name more pertinent.
These tournaments are ways to earn the coveted “golden” blocks, which are awarded for small successes throughout the game. The tournaments take place in different countries on different continents and increase in difficulty and size as you advance. The challenges are great for breaking up the potential monotony, while adding a tasking and exciting element to the game.īlock World Tour gets its name from the travel based tournaments you will play in the Classic game mode. Through this mode you will be faced with challenges like scoring more points than your opponents while starting behind, or using all the red blocks in a game where you have control of all the other colors (surprisingly difficult). The scenario modes are great and add to the dynamics of the game. Because you don't have to rely on other people to join you, this game becomes a lot more fun and accessible.Īlso, the five difficulties and three game modes (scenario and challenges) add to the playability and make this a game for all ages and experience levels. In this game, unlike the board game, you can play by yourself against different computer opponents, varying in difficulty. The multiple game modes, computer players, and five difficulties make this game uniquely great from its board game predecessor. There are 21 pieces in all and a 20 point bonus is awarded for placing your smallest single block piece last. Because your pieces can only touch corner to corner, you must carefully place them on the board, making sure you secure yourself enough game board real estate for later moves, while simultaneously getting rid of as many pieces as you can. Placing the tiles can be the trickiest part of this game. The tiles vary in size and shape, with the biggest being different variations of five connected blocks.
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