Publisher Curve Games and Swedish development studio Cat Shawl Games have announced the release date of their upcoming multiplayer party game Block ‘Em. Block ‘Em is a block-building party game and is slated for release on 8 September 2022 on Steam. Block ‘Em is an exciting mix of platform and puzzle with block-building for 2 to 4 players. The game offers simple controls to remember but the victory conditions in the game are not that simple, making this a tough title to master.
The winning condition in Block ‘Em is to reach the goal or be the last Blocky standing depending on your game mode. The game offers two game modes and both are aimed at competitive multiplayer fun with each offering a different level of challenge. Check out the release date trailer for Block ‘Em below:
Cat Shawl Games’ Studio Lead, Rasmus Östlund commented:
We’re so excited to be launching Block’Em this September. Block’Em is fast-paced, cute and with its competitive edge, promises to push friendships to the brink! We can’t wait for players to get down to challenging each other with our game this summer.
Key features of Block ‘Em include:
- Marvelous Multiplayer – Up to 4 players online and local co-op
- Build Bridges or Burn them – An exciting mix of platform and puzzle! Find your way through the vibrant, chaotic arena. Watch out for the fireballs!
- Push Friendships to the brink – Block’Em brings out your competitive side. A sure way to make friendships stronger… or not!
- May the best Block win! – Beat your opponents in a race to the finish or be the last Block to survive.
Block ‘Em is slated for release next month and if you are looking forward to playing it, you can add the game to your Steam Wishlist right now. The game will release on PC, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox One along with the PC release as well as giving console players a chance to experience this competitive multiplayer block-building game.
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