Block Factory

Number of Players

1 (Single Player)

Genre

Release Date

3DS eShop

26th Apr 2012, $3.99
26th Apr 2012, £3.60

Feature Support

20
Review Block Factory (3DS eShop)

Block party
If you've ever harboured the desire to create your own block-falling games, Block Factory might just be what you've been looking for. Through its editor you can build new games in the puzzle sub-genre with ease, but in doing so you'll have to look past the bland presentation, and it soon becomes clear that there's a reason there are only...
- Wed 2nd May 2012
- eShop
- Reviews

79
Nintendo Download 10th October (Europe)

Pokémon, Pokémon and more
It's Monday morning, European Nintendo gamers, which means happy download news to bring smiles to our faces. This week is dominated by a game where you collect creatures and explore a vast land, which has had a teensy bit of hype in recent months. There are also a couple of retro goodies on the Wii U Virtual Console,...
- Mon 7th Oct 2013
- Nintendo Download
- Europe
- Wii U Virtual Console
- Wii U eShop
- 3DS eShop
104
Nintendo Download 26th April 2012 (North America)

Blocks, fighting and Chuck E. Cheese
Virtual Console returns to Wii this week with a fighting classic, plus there's some original 3DS Download Software and DSiWare too. Here's what you can look forward to downloading later today. Wii Virtual Console: Super Street Fighter II (Genesis, SEGA, 800pts) — The 16-bit scrapper reaches North America,...
- Thu 26th Apr 2012
- Nintendo Download
- North America
- DSiWare
- eShop
- Virtual Console
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Nintendo Download 26th April 2012 (Europe)

Blocks, worms and Gnomz
There's a definite creative slant to this week's Nintendo Download, with 3DS and DSi owners able to make something for themselves. Here's what's available to download from 2pm this Thursday. 3DS Download Software: Block Factory (Enjoy Gaming, £3.60/€4) — A puzzle game in which you get to make your own variations on the...
- Mon 23rd Apr 2012
- Nintendo Download
- Europe
- DSiWare
- WiiWare
- eShop
22
First Impressions Block Factory (3DS eShop)

Bricking it
Upcoming 3DS eShop title Block Factory — from the makers of Pyramids — is trying to do something a little different with the puzzle genre. Instead of sticking resolutely to one kind of block-dropper, you can create your own take on the genre with its built-in creative tools. While the game comes with four preset games that ape famous...
- Fri 10th Feb 2012
- 3DS eShop
- eShop
- Features
- First Impressions
- Previews
19
News Enjoy Gaming Cuts the Ribbon on Block Factory for eShop

Open for business soon
After the success of Pyramids, Enjoy Gaming has just revealed its next eShop title, Block Factory. As you'd expect it's a puzzle game, but with a vital twist: essentially you can create your own games by choosing pieces and defining the rules. You can then export these as a QR code and share them online to show off your...
- Fri 4th Nov 2011
- 3DS eShop
- eShop
- 3DSWare
- Enjoy Gaming

Block Factory gives the player control of a falling block puzzle game factory and gives them free rein to use their creativity to build their own classical puzzle game or their own craziest one!

Recreate by yourself the most famous puzzle games, add new features and bloc forms or create complete new puzzles!

14 themes in 3D (some need Play Coins to be unlocked)
12 blocks types (some need Play Coins to be unlocked)
32 puzzle shapes
8 colours
game rules …
Share your creations :
Use QR Code or StreetPass™ to share your creations and unlock new items
Import new puzzles QR Code images
Export your puzzles and highest score as a QR Code and give it away
Show off your best puzzles with your highest score on our Official Facebook page (www.facebook.com/EnjoyGaming) and challenge the world with your own
puzzle games

1
_Octoling_
Sun 30th Oct 2011

Hmm... sounds interesting. Mabye try it out. It sounds OK.

2
iphys
Thu 19th Apr 2012

Lol, I think they found a way to make a Tetris clone without getting in trouble with the Tetris Company. I'll probably download this, because it would definitely be fun playing around with the rules and making your own game.