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Build toy-brick structures as a tiny minifigure, then explore or play community-made modes alone or with others.
Released 16 Dec 2013
Build With Bricks
Make Custom Modes
Race Go-Karts
Blockland is a non-linear sandbox game with no set goals, giving players the freedom to design and construct elaborate structures. Styled as a tiny minifigure, players build inside of the virtual world using bricks reminiscent of toy blocks.
Developed by Eric Hartman, Ben Garney, Anthony Rotondo · Published by Step 1 Games LLC





You play as a tiny minifigure in an open-ended world, using toy-like bricks to design and construct anything from simple houses to elaborate structures. The game has no set goals.
Build and play on your own or with others online or over a local network. Reviews also describe activities such as exploring maps, racing go-karts, and taking part in simple combat modes.
Community add-ons can extend the brick-building sandbox with custom game modes, including examples such as mining, farming, dungeon crawling, and fighting waves of zombies.
Players who enjoy Blockland often value the freedom to build with bricks, experiment with community-made modes, and share those creations or activities with friends. Several reviews also recall fond memories of playing it in the past. Enjoyment is often tempered by reports of sparse multiplayer activity, with some players preferring to build alone or with a small group.



| Platforms | Windows |
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| Achievements | 11 |
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| Players | 1–99 |
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| Multiplayer | Blockland supports both single-player and multiplayer. Multiplayer can be played online or over LAN, and uses player-hosted servers with a server list and direct IP connections. Reviews state servers support 32 players by default, with a workaround reported to raise this to 99. |
| Multiplayer & mods | Mods are a major part of multiplayer. Reviews describe custom weapons, vehicles, bricks, scripts, GUIs, and full gamemodes on servers. Custom server content is usually delivered seamlessly when joining, though some GUI mods may require optional manual installation. Mods can also be used to host many different server types and may affect player limits. |
| Controller required | No |
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| Website | Official website |