Blocksworld

Blocksworld
Developers: BoldaiAB, Linden Labs, Fortell Games inc, Blocksworld LLC Publishers: BoldaiAB, Linden Labs, Fortell Games inc Platforms: iOS, Windows, Mac OS X Released in US: July 26, 2013 (iOS), September 25, 2017 (Windows, Mac OS X) This game has unused graphics. This game has unused models. This game has unused items. This game has a bugs page

This game is defunct. Do note the game no longer works at all without modifications. This is most likely due to the game's servers being shut down. As a result, further official developments with the game are unlikely to happen.

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This page sucks. If you could make it suck less, that would be awesome. Specifically: 1. This article looks like it was written by a 9 year old. 2. Blocksworld is chock full of waaaaaaay more unused content, so adding those here, or in their own subpages would be great.

To do: *It seems that Blocksworld might be returning under a new company named "Fortell Games". Document unused content if/once the revival comes out. A lot of BoldAi-era builds, early versions, never released music by Torley and more would work well for a prototype and development subpage.

Blocksworld is (though for the time being, was) a free to play sandbox game released in 2012. Originally developed by BoldAi and being named Creative Builder, the game had been inspired by LEGO in the form of building your own creations.

Development was then tossed over to Linden Labs after they purchased their company and the game sometime in 2013.

The game had been doing pretty well in its infancy, so much in fact they obtained the Hasbro license and made sets based off of their franchises.

The game had stopped receiving updates around 2017, and would later be discontinued June of 2020.

Although Blocksworld (in retrospect) could be summed up as a janky, buggy, and possibly even incompetent mess of a game, it's a game many people remember fondly for it's charm, mechanics, and sets.

TCRF remembers it best for it's ENORMOUS amount of unused content.

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Bugs

Unused Gears

Hidden deep inside the files are quite a few unused gears.

Three unused G.I. Joe weapons: a bazooka, a grenade, and a sniper rifle. All of these weapons do not function on their own (like other laser guns) and simply act as props.

A motor spindle (circular spinner) and a piston. Interestingly, the piston isn't functional yet has its own commands, meaning it was cut later in development. The motor spindle is functional and works like it is supposed to.

An iPad prop.

Two train tracks. Both blocks cannot be resized and have no collision.

An early hairdo from the Boldai 2012 build.

Unused Textures

Quite a few unused textures can also be found inside the files.

Two textures supposedly for Derpy Hooves go unused, supposedly having been intended for the My Little Pony set.

Two face textures from Boldai’s original 2012 incarnation of Blocksworld still remain in the files.

One Derpy face with female and male variants also go unused. The male one matches the newer design for faces, while the female one looks more like the old design, however the icons for each of them both match the new design.

Normally Hidden Offsale Textures

They are used, but they can’t be bought on normal play. Textures for MuSiCaL (Hairspray reference), Drink Me, Got It?, and a $ Glyph are available, but not normally.

The four normally hidden offsale textures.

Version Differences

To do: Just about everything.

On September 25, 2017, a PC port of Blocksworld was released on Steam. And...it's held together by duct tape more than the original mobile game.