Pullblox for Nintendo 3DS

About Pullblox for Nintendo 3DS

Pullblox is the European name for the clever block pushing puzzle game that charmed Nintendo 3DS owners early in the systems life. Children have climbed into huge block structures in Pullblox Park and cannot get down, so it falls to the kind and round Mallo to rescue them. Each structure is a giant puzzle made of blocks that slide in and out of the wall, and Mallo must build stairways to reach the child waiting at the top.

You pull blocks out by up to three steps, climb the shapes you make and rethink the whole structure when a jump falls short. Later parks add switches, manholes and ladders that twist the logic in fresh ways, and the biggest structures feel like small mountains of pure problem solving. A handy rewind and reset keep experiments painless. You can also build your own puzzles in the studio and share them, which extends the fun long after the rescue ends.

Genre	Puzzle
Publisher	Nintendo
Platform	Nintendo 3DS
Release	2011
Available on	Physical copies for Nintendo 3DS

One fact shapes everything about buying this game now. The Nintendo eShop for Nintendo 3DS closed in March 2023, so new digital purchases are no longer possible at all. This release was digital only, with no cartridge version in shops, so access rests with the players who bought the game digitally before the closure, and they can still access their purchased games on their consoles.

A gentle looking game hiding hundreds of superb brain teasers.

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What's inside

• Slide giant blocks to build stairways
• Rescue children across many puzzle parks
• Switches, ladders and manholes add twists
• Build and share your own puzzles
• Rewind moves and retry without stress

Best for

Perfect for puzzle fans who enjoy clever spatial thinking.