u/Equivalent_Jello_719 — reddlx

Hello,

I'm a medical student who builds apps on the side, and I just shipped my latest game — U Blocks, a block puzzle game for iOS.

The core idea: place blocks on a grid, clear lines, survive as long as you can. Sounds simple, but the strategy goes deep fast.

What's in the game:

Classic, Timed, Zen and Bomb modes — four completely different ways to play
Daily streaks and achievements
Country flag themes (yes, really)
Pro subscription for the full experience

I'd love honest feedback from actual puzzle game players. What makes a puzzle game genuinely satisfying to you? I'm still actively developing and your input shapes what comes next.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/u-blocks-block-puzzle/id6759225171

Happy to answer any questions about the game or the dev process!

Game Title: UBlocks — Block Puzzle

Playable Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/u-blocks-block-puzzle/id6759225171

Platform: iOS (Android coming soon)

Description:

UBlocks is a minimalist block puzzle game built around one core feeling: satisfying placement. The loop is simple — three pieces, a grid, clear lines and columns before you run out of moves. But the depth builds fast. You start thinking two, three placements ahead. A wrong piece in the wrong spot and suddenly nothing fits.

The game has four modes: Classic, Zen, Timed, and Bomb. Each changes how you think about the board. Daily challenges add a streak system that keeps you coming back. Country flag themes let you unlock your own flag or collect others — 25 individual flags plus regional packs.

Puzzle Events mode is in development — timed challenges with frozen block mechanics that force you to work around locked cells, adding a completely new layer to placement strategy.

No energy timers. No lives. No filler. Just the puzzle.

Free to Play Status:

- [x] Free to play

Involvement: Co-founder and growth lead at UBE Dev. I handle product vision, game design, and growth strategy. Technical development by my co-founder Ufuk Emre Yücetürk (React Native + Expo).

Android testers wanted — DM me for early access.