Minecraft’s leaner, meaner brother that lives in your browser. Build, parkour, and explore without ever touching an install button.
What it is
Bloxd.io is a browser hub of block-world games: a front page of modes with live player counts, from Bedwars and Skywars team fights to Sandbox Creative, Sandbox Survival, Sandbox Peaceful, One Block, a parkour collection called Parkour Place, and thousands of players in custom games made by other players. The front page counter stood at about 23,000 people playing.
How to play
Pick a mode from the Top Games grid and you are in with a random guest name. It is a keyboard-and-mouse game with the usual block-game controls. Parkour Place bundles more than twenty short courses, the sandbox modes are open worlds, and the team fights are what they sound like. Friends and Party panels let you join a friend's server by code. An optional login keeps your progress, and there is a shop and a paid tier if you want extras, neither of which you need.
What makes it different
Choice without setup. This one is a menu of more than twenty, plus the custom games, and the counts next to each tell you where the people are. There is no download and no account needed for any of it, and guest play really does work.
Why it is on Bored
It is the block game you can open in a tab with no install, and we list it for Parkour Place and the sandbox modes. The name does the rest. Know that many modes are PvP with strangers, and that the site itself tells under-13s to ask an adult before playing.
Tips
- Start with Parkour Place, it teaches the movement before anyone is fighting you
- Sandbox Peaceful is the calm one
- Create a party by code if you would rather share a server with friends than strangers
- Expect a consent wall on the first visit, the site runs ads
FAQ
Is Bloxd.io free?
Yes. It is free to play in the browser. It is ad supported, with a consent wall on the way in, and the account is optional.
Does it work on a phone?
It is a keyboard-and-mouse game, so a laptop or desktop is the place to play it.
Do I need an account?
No. You play as a guest under a random name. Logging in is optional and keeps your progress.
Does it save?
As a guest, not much. With an account, your progress is kept.
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