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LAS VEGAS - s4story -- Somewhere right now, somebody is on lunch break with half a sandwich in one hand and his phone in the other, scrolling the same apps he scrolled yesterday, bored out of his mind.
Somewhere else, a spades game from last weekend is still being argued about. Who had what, who played what, and who swears the hand was already won before the wrong card hit the table.
BLOCK was made for both of them.
BLOCK is a two-player card game with a mean streak, and it is now live. For now it plays on the website only — free at playblockgame.app, with nothing to download and no account to create. Open the link and a game starts in seconds. An app is in the works with the development team now, but nobody has to wait on it to play.
Even the mascot wants in on it. The pug on BLOCK's home screen has no thumbs, so technically every hand blocks him — and he still shows up like he owns the table.
The rules fit in one breath: play a card one rank higher or lower than the card on the table, or draw one. Jokers change everything — play one, call a rank, and an opponent who was coasting suddenly has no move at all. Empty your hand to win, or win the other way BLOCK is named for: block your opponent out completely and take the round on points.
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A round runs a few minutes, which is the point. It fits a lunch break, a wait, a quiet ten minutes — and it was built for people who love card games and are tired of downloads and sign-up forms standing in the way of one.
Every player starts building a record from the first game: wins, ranking points, and titles that climb from Rookie through Contender, Gatekeeper, and Blockmaster, up to BLOCK Legend. A public leaderboard and ranked seasons are now in the works — and when the board goes up, the names near the top will belong to the players who got in early and learned to set the trap first.
"Most card games are a race to get rid of your cards. BLOCK is that too, but it's also a trap," the release notes. "Everybody understands it in one sentence. Nobody forgets the first time they got blocked holding a full hand."
BLOCK is free to play now on the website at playblockgame.app. The app is coming — the game is already here.
Media contact: press@playblockgame.app
Somewhere else, a spades game from last weekend is still being argued about. Who had what, who played what, and who swears the hand was already won before the wrong card hit the table.
BLOCK was made for both of them.
BLOCK is a two-player card game with a mean streak, and it is now live. For now it plays on the website only — free at playblockgame.app, with nothing to download and no account to create. Open the link and a game starts in seconds. An app is in the works with the development team now, but nobody has to wait on it to play.
Even the mascot wants in on it. The pug on BLOCK's home screen has no thumbs, so technically every hand blocks him — and he still shows up like he owns the table.
The rules fit in one breath: play a card one rank higher or lower than the card on the table, or draw one. Jokers change everything — play one, call a rank, and an opponent who was coasting suddenly has no move at all. Empty your hand to win, or win the other way BLOCK is named for: block your opponent out completely and take the round on points.
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A round runs a few minutes, which is the point. It fits a lunch break, a wait, a quiet ten minutes — and it was built for people who love card games and are tired of downloads and sign-up forms standing in the way of one.
Every player starts building a record from the first game: wins, ranking points, and titles that climb from Rookie through Contender, Gatekeeper, and Blockmaster, up to BLOCK Legend. A public leaderboard and ranked seasons are now in the works — and when the board goes up, the names near the top will belong to the players who got in early and learned to set the trap first.
"Most card games are a race to get rid of your cards. BLOCK is that too, but it's also a trap," the release notes. "Everybody understands it in one sentence. Nobody forgets the first time they got blocked holding a full hand."
BLOCK is free to play now on the website at playblockgame.app. The app is coming — the game is already here.
Media contact: press@playblockgame.app
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