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Version 1.1 · 2025-11-11
- Improved game mechanics.
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The store currently lists version 1.1, updated 2025-11-11.





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## How Fast Are Your Reflexes?
Welcome to Avoid the Blocks, the ultimate test of speed, strategy, and staying calm under pressure! Drag your white box, dodge those bouncy red blocks, and see how long you can survive. Spoiler alert: It gets crazy fast!
## Simple Controls, Endless Challenge
Drag the white box to dodge red blocks.
The longer you last, the faster it gets.
One classic level, infinite ways to prove you're the GOAT!
## Why You’ll Love It:
Satisfyingly tough — Easy to start, hard to master.
Reflex training 101 — Your thumbs won’t know what hit them.
Perfect for quick plays or long streak sessions.
## Are You Up for the Challenge?
Compete with friends, set new high scores, and unlock your inner dodge ninja. This isn’t just a game — it’s a vibe. Ready to flex? Let’s gooo!
Download Avoid the Blocks now and show the world how fast your reflexes really are.
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- Improved game mechanics.
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