About Neon Block
The maze walls are made of more glowing blocks, and you have to avoid crashing into any of them.
Your block rises and falls a bit like a plane in a flight game, so the whole run comes down to when you hold and when you let go. The speed keeps going up as you play, and some passages between the blocks get very narrow.
Key features
- You guide a single glowing block through a maze built from neon blocks.
- Holding makes the block climb and releasing makes it drop.
- The speed rises the longer you survive.
- Narrow gaps show up that need precise timing.
- The one-button control gives it the feel of a classic arcade game.
Tips & tricks
- In tight spaces, use short taps instead of long holds so the block does not climb too far.
- Get your hold and release timing right early on, because the game only gets faster.
Frequently asked questions
How do I make the block go up and down?
Hold to go up and release to go down.
How do I get through the narrow parts?
Use quick, short taps, a lot like in a clicker game, so your height changes only a little at a time.
Does Neon Block get harder?
Yes. The speed increases as you go, so you have less time to react to each gap.
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