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In this guide

• How to play
• Specials and combos
• The five worlds
• Boosters, coins and stars
• Cube Blast or Candy Cascade?
• 7 tips to clear more levels
• Cube blast game FAQ
• Final verdict

How to play Cube Blast

Every level deals a fresh board of coloured cubes and hands you three things: a goal, a move limit, and a board full of chances. The goal might be a score, a pile of one colour to collect, or a set of wooden crates to break. The cubes only care about one rule — a cube blasts when it touches at least one other cube of its own colour, up, down, left or right. Everything else in the game grows out of that single tap.

1. Press Play, or open the World Map and pick any level you have unlocked. Level 1 in Sunny Meadows is open from the start, and the banner above the board always shows the goal, your moves and your score before you tap anything.
2. Tap a group of two or more. Touching cubes of one colour blast together. A lone cube does nothing — the game will tell you to find a group. Bigger groups pay more per cube, so a group of six is worth far more than three groups of two.
3. Watch the board settle. Cubes above the blast drop down, and new cubes fall in from the top of each column. Crates do not fall — they split a column in two, and cubes pile up on top of them until the crate breaks.
4. Forge specials with big groups. Blast a group of five or more and the cube you tapped does not pop — it transforms. Five or six make a rocket, seven or eight make a bomb, nine or more make a rainbow cube. Tap the special on a later move to fire it.
5. Break crates from the side. A crate cracks when a blast goes off next to it, or when a rocket, bomb or rainbow blast passes through its square. Plain crates break in one hit. Thick, dark-framed crates take two.
6. Clear the goal before the moves end. The moment the goal is met, the level clears and every unused move turns into 25 bonus points. Stars are paid on score: one for the clear, two and three at the score lines printed above the board. Run out of moves first and the level is yours to retry — nothing is ever locked away.

Controls for phone and PC

Action	Phone / tablet	PC / laptop
Blast a group	Tap any cube in the group	Click any cube in the group
Fire a special	Tap the rocket, bomb or rainbow cube	Click the special cube
Use the Hammer	Tap Hammer, then tap a cube or crate	Click Hammer, then click a cube or crate
Shuffle the board	Tap Shuffle under the board	Click Shuffle under the board
Open the world map	Tap Map in the top bar	Click Map in the top bar
Play the Daily Blast	Tap Daily in the top bar	Click Daily in the top bar
Sound on or off	Tap the speaker button	Click the speaker button

Specials and combos

Specials are made, not found. Nobody deals you a rocket. You build one by blasting a big group, and the size of the group decides what you get. The cube you tapped stays on the board and changes shape; the rest of the group pops around it. That one rule shapes the whole game: sometimes the best move is not the biggest blast, but the blast that parks a bomb exactly where the crates are thickest.

Special	Forge it with	What it does
Rocket	A group of 5 or 6	Clears its whole row or its whole column — whichever way the group was spread wider
Bomb	A group of 7 or 8	Blasts the 3 by 3 square around it
Rainbow Cube	A group of 9 or more	Blasts every cube of the most common colour on the board

Specials catch fire. If a rocket line, a bomb square or a rainbow blast touches another special, that special fires too, and it can set off a third. A quiet board can empty in one chain — and every crate the chain passes takes a hit, so chains are the fastest crate-breakers in the game.

Two specials side by side combine. Tap a special that is touching another special and they merge into one bigger effect, fired from the cube you tapped. Rocket plus rocket clears its row and its column together. Rocket plus bomb clears three rows and three columns. Bomb plus bomb blasts a 5 by 5 square. Rainbow plus rocket, or rainbow plus bomb, turns every cube of the most common colour into that special and fires them all at once. Rainbow plus rainbow clears the entire board. Combos cost one move, like any tap, and they are how the tight late-game levels open up.

The five worlds

World	Levels	What changes	Opens at
Sunny Meadows	1–20	Four colours at first, then five; score and collect goals, and the first plain crates	Start of the game
Berry Woods	21–40	Five colours everywhere, more crate goals, and tighter move limits	25 stars
Coral Coast	41–60	Thick two-hit crates arrive, and crate goals grow to double figures	60 stars
Crystal Caves	61–80	Mixed goals: collect a colour and break every crate in the same level	105 stars
Ember Peaks	81–100	The full mix at its hardest: thick crates, mixed goals and the leanest move limits	160 stars

Inside a world, levels open one at a time: clear a level and the next one unlocks. The Daily Blast sits outside the worlds: one fresh board every day, dealt from the date itself, asking for 900 points and five broken crates inside 26 moves. Clear it to earn 30 coins and a booster, and come back tomorrow to keep the streak alive.

Boosters, coins and stars

• Hammer. Tap the Hammer, then tap any single cube to remove it, or any crate to crack it once. It is the precision tool: the one cube standing between two groups, the last hit on a thick crate. A Hammer tap costs a move, like any tap.
• Shuffle. Re-deals every plain cube on the board while crates, specials and your goal progress stay exactly where they were. It costs no move. Save it for boards where the colours have scattered into singles — and if a board ever deals with no groups at all, the game shuffles it for free.

Stars pay coins. Every star you earn for the first time on a level drops 10 coins into your purse, and replaying a level to turn one star into three pays the difference. The Shop sells Hammers for 40 coins and Shuffles for 60, and you start the game holding three Hammers and two Shuffles. Daily clears pay 30 coins plus a free booster, and the twelve achievements each pay a coin prize the moment they unlock — first rocket, first rainbow, a group of twelve, a three-day Daily streak and more.

Score is the star currency. A blasted cube pays 10 points, plus 5 more for every cube in its group — so a pair pays 15 a cube and a group of nine pays 50 a cube. Cubes cleared by specials pay a flat 15 each. That is why the star lines reward patience: one huge group, fired at the right moment, can outscore a whole board of tidy pairs.

Cube Blast or Candy Cascade?

GameOLL already has a match game with a big sweet tooth: Candy Cascade, where you swap two candies to line up three. Cube Blast is a different instinct. Nothing is swapped here — you read the board as it stands, tap the group that is already touching, and let gravity rebuild the board after every blast. Cascade rewards planning a swap three moves ahead; Cube Blast rewards spotting the one tap that forges a bomb in the right postcode. If you like both, the Play Games hub keeps them one tap apart.

7 tips to clear more levels

1. Blast low, not high. A blast near the bottom drops the most cubes and stirs the whole board. A blast at the top changes almost nothing below it. When two groups look equal, take the lower one.
2. Save pairs, chase fives. Pairs keep the board tidy, but specials win levels. If a group of four sits one cube away from a group of the same colour, a small blast beside them can drop the missing cube into place and hand you a rocket.
3. Aim the forge. The special appears on the exact cube you tapped, so choose your tap inside the group with the forge in mind. Forge the rocket in the row the crates live in, not the row that happens to be biggest.
4. Crack crates early. A crate splits its column and strangles the flow of new cubes. Every move a crate survives is a move the board above it barely changes. Break them while the board is still rich.
5. Park specials in pairs. A lone rocket is a good move. Two specials side by side are a level-breaker. When a special lands next to another one, resist firing it — build the board around the pair until the combo clears the goal in one tap.
6. Count the collect colour. On collect levels, the target colour is worth more than points. Blast it even in pairs, and never let a rainbow fire while the board is poor in your colour — the rainbow hunts the most common colour, so feed the board first if your colour is rare.
7. Finish with moves to spare. Every unused move is worth 25 points at the clear, and stars are paid on score. When the goal is nearly met, one clean group is often worth more than three greedy ones.

Cube blast game FAQ

Is Cube Blast free to play?

Yes. Cube Blast is 100% free, all 100 levels included. You play it right on this page in your browser. There is no download, no sign-up and no payment.

How do you play a cube blast game?

Tap a group of two or more touching cubes of one colour and the group blasts. Columns fall and new cubes drop in from the top. Each level gives you a goal — a score, a colour to collect, or crates to break — and a limit on your moves. Meet the goal before the moves run out to clear the level and earn stars.

How do you make a rocket, a bomb and a rainbow cube?

Blast a big group and the cube you tapped transforms instead of popping. A group of five or six makes a rocket, which clears its row or column. A group of seven or eight makes a bomb, which blasts a 3 by 3 square. A group of nine or more makes a rainbow cube, which blasts every cube of the most common colour on the board.

What happens when two specials touch?

They combine. Tap a special that is touching another special and they fire as one bigger effect: rocket plus rocket clears a row and a column, rocket plus bomb clears three rows and three columns, bomb plus bomb blasts a 5 by 5 square, rainbow plus rocket or bomb turns every cube of the most common colour into that special and fires them all, and rainbow plus rainbow clears the whole board.

How do stars and coins work?

Clearing the goal earns one star, and reaching the two score lines shown above the board earns the second and third stars. Every unused move adds 25 points when you clear. Each new star pays 10 coins, Daily clears pay 30 coins plus a booster, and coins buy Hammers for 40 and Shuffles for 60 in the Shop.

Does Cube Blast save my progress?

Yes, in your own browser. Your stars, unlocked levels, coins, booster stock, Daily streak, achievements and best score all save automatically the moment they change. Nothing leaves your device, and there is no account to make.

Last updated: November 7, 2026. Cube Blast v1.0 — the first release of our original cube blast game, with 100 levels in five worlds, rockets, bombs, rainbow cubes and combos, a date-seeded Daily Blast, two boosters, a coin shop and 12 achievements. An original GameOLL browser game. Found a bug? Tell us in the comments and we will fix it in the next version.