Fullblox for Nintendo 3DS

About Fullblox for Nintendo 3DS

Fullblox, known as Stretchmo in North America, takes the block climbing puzzles of its series in a freer direction on Nintendo 3DS. You still guide Mallo up towers to rescue trapped birds, but now blocks can be pulled out from all four sides and stretched much further, which changes how towers are solved completely. Structures become more open and sculptural, and many stages feel like little statues you climb by reshaping them with your own hands and ideas.

The game was sold in flexible packs, so players could start with a gentle set and add harder collections as their skills grew. A full studio lets you build your own towers piece by piece and share them with others, which is where many players spent the most time. Forts and creatures built from blocks add themes beyond plain towers. The controls stay kind and the art stays bright, but the top level stages are serious puzzles that reward slow, careful thinking from the ground up.

Genre	Puzzle
Publisher	Nintendo
Platform	Nintendo 3DS
Release	2015
Available on	Physical copies for Nintendo 3DS

Puzzle fans today face a closed shop, because the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo 3DS closed in March 2023 and new digital purchases are no longer possible, including extra stage packs. A physical cartridge was not the normal route for Fullblox, so the honest word is that owners who bought it digitally before the closure can still access their purchased games on their Nintendo 3DS. Their towers, studio creations and stage packs remain on their own system.

Pull from every side and sculpt a path to the top.

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What's inside

• Blocks that stretch out from all four sides
• Stage packs for every skill level
• A full studio for building your own towers
• Themed forts and creature structures
• Bright art with seriously clever late stages

Best for

Perfect for puzzle builders who loved the earlier games.