BlockForge — White-Label Block Puzzle Game

BlockForge is a complete block puzzle game, built to be rebranded and published. Players drag pieces onto the board, fill a row or a column to clear it, and chain clears into a combo multiplier.

Brand it without code. Open the Theme Configurator, start from one of five preset themes or set everything yourself — game name, tagline, logo, font, colours, one of four block styles (rounded, bevel, flat or gem), one of three sound packs or silence, board size (8×8, 9×9 or 10×10), difficulty and the scoring and combo dials — and press Play the preview to try your version in the real game. It checks your colours for readable contrast as you go. Download config.js, drop it into the game folder, and the game is yours. The configurator can import that file again later, so a theme is never lost.

What players get. A placement preview that highlights exactly which rows and columns will clear before a piece is dropped, a one-move undo, hints, pause, a three-step tutorial on the first round, best scores kept in the player's own browser, and a round that survives a refresh. It plays by touch, mouse or keyboard (arrow keys, 1–3 to pick a piece, Enter to drop), describes the board to screen readers as the cursor moves, and switches off screen shake and particles for players whose device asks for reduced motion.

Earn from it your way. Ad slots — top banner, bottom banner, both, or between rounds — are empty, labelled containers for your own ad code. There is a hook for a rewarded continue after a game over, an optional button on the game-over panel for your own link, and an analytics hook that hands your code 17 named events. BlockForge itself ships no ad network, analytics or tracking code, and never sends anything anywhere.

Publish it anywhere static files go. There is no server, database or build step: upload the game folder. Served over HTTPS it includes a web app manifest and a service worker, so browsers that support it can install it, and a player who has opened it once can play again with no connection. Both the game and the configurator also open straight from a folder on your computer. The guides cover embedding it in an existing page and wrapping it for the App Store and Google Play with Capacitor — including why stores reject a reskin that changes nothing.

Change the game itself. The full TypeScript source is included. The rules engine is plain TypeScript with no rendering in it, covered by 43 tests, and pieces are written as text art. The customising guide walks through adding shapes, retuning the scoring, and building a daily challenge, a puzzle mode with set boards and a timed mode.

Try the game and the configurator in the demo before you buy — the demo is the download, not a video of it.