Block

A block is a cubic components of a world in The Blockheads. A blockhead can rearrange the blocks to change the world.

To place a block, select the desired block in the inventory, then tap the place on the screen where the block should be placed.

To remove a block, tap on the block to be removed. The blockhead will travel to the spot and commence deconstruction. The removal process takes more time if a blockhead isn't using the appropriate tool (the item selected when tapping on the block to remove).

Most blocks are solid and prevent a blockhead from moving through them. They can be climbed or walked on.

If a blockhead starts removing a solid block, it will slowly become partially transparent but remain solid until completely broken; meaning it's possible to make solid blocks look invisible - though only at a glance - using back walls to disguise the little parts of the blocks that still exist.

Crafting Blocks

These can be used in crafting.

• Basalt
• Black Glass
• Black Sand
• Dirt
• Glass
• Lapis Lazuli
• Limestone
• Marble
• Red Marble
• Sand
• Sandstone
• Stone
• Wood
• Ice

Harvesting Blocks

These are harvested to produce items but not in the form of a block.

• Copper Ore
• Gold Ore
• Iron Ore
• Leaves
• Tin Ore

Constructed Blocks

These blocks are created by the player at a crafting bench.

• Compost
• Red Bricks
• Reinforced Platform
• Wooden Door
• Iron Door
• Trapdoor
• Iron Trapdoor
• Copper Block
• Tin Block
• Bronze Block
• Iron Block
• Steel Block
• Gold Block

Other Blocks

These blocks cannot be mined. Air and water are also fluid, and will flow to fill available spaces.

• Air
• Magma
• Water - can be collected in a bucket, but not in the form of a block.
• Time Crystal - cannot be placed, so they cannot be used for construction or decoration.