Blocky Set - 3d brick constructions

You get a finished 3D model and a pile of loose blockys. Your job is to rebuild it by putting every piece in its correct spot. Drag and drop with the mouse, rotate pieces when they need turning, and keep checking the model for clues.

Pick up a blocky with the mouse and press R to rotate it. Plenty of pieces look nearly identical, so a piece that seems wrong might just be facing the wrong way. Try a turn before you decide it belongs somewhere else.

Use A, W, S and D to move the camera around the model. It won't tilt itself, so you'll use these keys a lot. A better angle often shows you exactly where a piece sits and which way it should face.

Move the camera around the model before you place anything. Seeing it from several sides lets you check where each piece goes. Then compare shapes in your pile, and rotate with R until one fits the spot you've spotted.

Pretty much. It's a 3D take on real-life brick building, only the model is already finished and you're copying it. You still hunt for the right piece, turn it the right way, and snap it into place, without stepping on anything painful.

It's a bit of both. It's a 3D puzzle that leans on creativity as much as logic. You're not designing freely. You're working out where each piece belongs, which suits players who like to build and think things through.

No, it's a one-player game. You, a model, and a heap of blockys that all look suspiciously alike. It's a calm, solo puzzle where you can take your time, look around from every angle, and enjoy the moment a piece finally clicks.

It's free and plays right in your browser, so there's nothing to download. Open the page, grab your mouse, and start building. It's a quick way to get a brick puzzle going without any setup.

You'll want a desktop computer. The game uses the mouse for dragging pieces and clicking buttons, plus the keyboard for R to rotate and A, W, S and D to move the camera. Landscape orientation fits the 3D view nicely.