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Version 1.9 · 2026-10-17
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The store currently lists version 1.9, updated 2026-10-17.








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Multi Blocks is a colorful falling-block puzzle made for two players. Share one Android phone or tablet and play side by side – or connect two devices and compete together.
FOUR WAYS TO PLAY
Team Up – both players drop blocks on one shared board and build the score together.
Race – same blocks, two boards. Who reaches the target first?
Red Blocks Team – dig down together and clear every red target block.
Red Blocks Race – clear your red blocks before your opponent does.
40 LEVELS
Every mode has 10 levels. Blocks fall faster and targets grow as you progress. Complete a level to unlock the next one and celebrate every win with fireworks.
PLAY ON ONE OR TWO DEVICES
Play together on one Android phone or tablet, or connect two devices over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. Simply choose the same room number on both devices – perfect for families, friends and classrooms with multiple tablets.…
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