LoL Blocks 13.4
A fun puzzle game where the aim is to combine colored blocks until they burst
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LolBlocks - A fun puzzle game where the aim is to combine
colored blocks until they burst. Once all the blocks
disappear from the playing field, you advance to the next level. But in reality, it's not
as easy as it seems. LolBlocks have gravity, and are thus
attracted to the Earth. In addition, some levels present in the rocks
can move, cannons fire on LolBlocks and
needles, enemies, doors, teleporters, and other obstacles await you.
LolBlocks - A fun puzzle game where the aim is to combine
colored blocks until they burst. Once all the blocks
disappear from the playing field, you advance to the next level. But in reality, it's not
as easy as it seems. LolBlocks have gravity, and are thus
attracted to the Earth. In addition, some levels present in the rocks
can move, cannons fire on LolBlocks and
needles, enemies, doors, teleporters, and other obstacles await you.
LolBlocks - A fun puzzle game where the aim is to combine
colored blocks until they burst. Once all the blocks
disappear from the playing field, you advance to the next level. But in reality, it's not
as easy as it seems. LolBlocks have gravity, and are thus
attracted to the Earth. In addition, some levels present in the rocks
can move, cannons fire on LolBlocks and
needles, enemies, doors, teleporters, and other obstacles await you. More
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