Block Battles!

Instructions

Block Battles is a fun game to play with other people, and it's also 100% mobile-friendly! To play, press one of the buttons to choose your game type, choose your mode (Normal, Random, or Tag Mode), choose how many players are playing (between 2 to 10), choose how many CPU players you want (from 0 to the amount of players), choose the difficulty of all CPU players if you have any (info about CPU players are at the end of these instructions), choose whether you want power-ups or not, let every player choose their skin between 40 skins (each skin will have a name and description, shown at the left side of the screen), let everyone choose where they will spawn, then start the game! You can see the main instructions on how to play by pressing the How to Play button, including what Regular Mode, Touch Mode, and Regular + Touch Mode, along with Normal Mode, Random Mode and Tag Mode is, and info about power-ups. CPU Players - CPU players are players that automatically play, instead of someone having to play. If you have any CPU players, you have to choose the difficulty of every single CPU player (individual difficulties for each CPU player aren't supported yet), from Easy, Normal, Medium, Hard, Harder, Tough, Insane and Extreme (all of them except for Medium, Tough and Extreme are Geometry Dash difficulties, hehe...). Here's what each difficulty looks like: Easy: The player's direction is completely random every time, and the force is always low (from the bottom half of the bar). Normal: The player's direction is completely random every time, but the force is completely random from anywhere in the bar. Medium: The player's direction is completely random every time, but the force is always from the upper part of the bar. Hard: The direction points at a random player, but slightly inaccurately, and the force is completely random. Harder: The direction is always at a random player with 100% accuracy, and the force is completely random. Tough: The player always points at a random player, but slightly inaccurately, and the force is always medium to max. Insane: The player directly points at a random player, and the force is always medium to max. Extreme: The hardest difficulty. The player points at a random player every time, and always at max force! Building - When you customize your game, you can choose to turn building on or off. When building is on, each player will have their own brick that they can put wherever they want in the arena when picking their spawn points. Each brick has a number to show whose it is. Bricks can only move by getting pushed, and it can sometimes push other players off the arena. Once a brick falls off, it's gone for the entire round, unless you turn respawning bricks on. If building's on, you can also choose to be able to respawn your bricks. If you do, when you brick's out and it's your turn, at the start of your turn, you'll be able to choose to respawn your brick, choose where to respawn it, and use up your turn. CPU players will randomly choose if they want to respawn their brick or not and respawn it in a random place if their brick's out.