Blockpost
New
- Genre Action games
- Players 1–2
- Session 8 min
- Price Free
- Updated
A blocky first-person shooter that takes its gunplay more seriously than its art style suggests. The mode list is the familiar competitive set, the weapons have distinct recoil and handling rather than being reskins of each other, and the maps are built with real sightlines — which means positioning is rewarded in a way that a lot of browser shooters do not bother with. The voxel world also lets you place cover, and that is where it diverges from a conventional shooter. A wall put down at the right moment turns a lost exchange into a won one, and the better players treat blocks as part of their loadout rather than as scenery. It runs on very modest hardware and fills matches quickly, which is the practical reason a shooter like this survives in a browser: the gap between deciding to play and being in a firefight is about ten seconds.
| WASD | Move |
|---|---|
| Mouse | Aim |
| Left click | Fire |
| Right click | Aim down sights |
| Space | Jump |
| Shift | Sprint |
| R | Reload |
| Number keys | Switch weapon or blocks |
How to play Blockpost
- Learn two or three sightlines per map; they decide more fights than aim does.
- Use blocks to cut a sightline you are losing rather than retreating down it.
- Fire in bursts. Recoil climbs faster than the target moves at these ranges.
- Reload between engagements, never during the next one.
- Play the objective in team modes — a strong player alone is a strong player who dies alone.
Tips
- Placing a block mid-fight is faster than finding cover, and most players never try it.
- The weapons genuinely differ, so spend a match with each rather than settling immediately.
- Sound is reliable here; playing with audio on is worth more than any settings change.
Questions about Blockpost
What modes are there?
The standard competitive set, including team and free-for-all play.
Can I build?
Yes, blocks can be placed, and using them as cover is a real tactic.
Do weapons differ?
Yes, in recoil, handling and range.
Will it run on an old machine?
Yes, the voxel style keeps it light.
Do I need an account?
You can play without one; an account keeps progression.
Does it need installing?
No, it runs in the browser.
