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Push

**Push** is a mini-game found in the "Mini-games" section of the server selector.

## Gameplay

In Push there are no teams, thus everybody is on his own. Players spawn with Deagles with infinite ammo in a rather large flat arena. When a round starts, random squares in floor will start glowing red and, after several seconds, disappearing and exposing the underlying lava. Players have to push others into the lava by shooting at them (the bullets themselves are harmless in this gamemode), while trying to survive. The last one standing wins the game.

## Tips

* Always pay attention to the floor tiles, once they turn red - it's time to run.
* Watch put for other players trying to aim at you and if they do - strafe and stay away from holes in the floor.
* It's best to run around the map at the start of a round and don't engage anyone. After ~30 seconds some players will be eliminated, making your life easier.

## Trivia

* Push is somewhat similar to Spleef (another Mini-game):
	+ Players are armed with sidearms that have unlimited ammo (Deagles in Push and Glocks in Spleef);
	+ The goal is to push people into lava;
	+ Bullets don't affect players' health;
	+ All players are on their own;
	+ The last one standing wins the game;
Box Road

Box Road was an gamemode that was featured in the 4.2.0 update before it was quickly removed for unknown reasons, it was found in the game code.

This was possibly removed due to being a "test" game mode.

## About

Players spawn in the default Rexet Studio baseplate, then, they need to go in the randomly generated box path that it generates in one of the corners. As the game progresses, players fall from the boxes that are generated infinitely. The last one left wins.
TEC-9

## Description

The **TEC-9** is a machine pistol in Block Strike. It is a two-hit kill to the head and three-hit kill to the body. It has a fast rate of fire (86, surpassed only by the CZ-75), big magazine capacity (18 rounds) and is fairly accurate on small, medium and long range distances (if fired in bursts). All of he above make it a perfect secondary weapon for a sniper. It costs 1400 BS Silver in in-game Shop and $500 in Bomb 2 gamemode.

## Performance

 Fire Rate
 Accuracy
 Ammo
 Max Ammo
 Mobility

## Trivia

* The TEC-9 is based on the real-life Swedish-made TEC-9 pistol.
* The TEC is one of two machine pistols in Block Strike. The other is being the CZ-75.
* It can sometimes be found in crates in Hunger Games gamemode.
* As of v.5.5.1, there are 18 TEC-9 skins.
* There are 4 sticker spots on TEC-9.

## References

1. TEC-9 at Wikipedia.
Friends

**Friends** are a gameplay feature is Block Strike, it allows players to add others as friends.

When players are on a server, they may occasionally receive a friend request (viewable from the pause menu), which they can either accept or decline (Note: you can't have more than **20** players in your friends list). If accepted, the two players will be displayed in each other's friends list.

It is possible to see which of your friends are playing the game (if they are, you can join), are online or offline; as well as their stats (their level, kills, headshots, deaths and total time spent in the game).

## Trivia

* This feature was present in earlier versions but was subsequently removed, only to be re-added again due to its popularity.
Tactical Shield

The **Tactical Shield** was a piece of equipment in Block Strike, that was eventually cut from the game.

## Overview

Tactical Shields existed in Block Strike since the game's launch but couldn't be obtained during normal gameplay. The only way to get one was to enter a server where a developer (Tibers or Raum) played and ask him to give you one. Due to the fact, that the devs don't usually play on random servers, but instead occasionally create their own server with password, it was hard to obtain the riot shield for an average player. And even if you were to join such server, the devs didn't give riot shields to everyone, usually just to one or two players.

#### **Features:**

* It was possible to get to normally inaccessible areas (walls, crates, etc.) by jumping on the shield if it was held at a certain angle
* Tactical Shields could protect players from enemy fire.
* Shields were placed in 4th (normally unavailable) weapon slot, thus not allowing players to use weapons while holding them.

Tactical Shields were in the game up until v.4.0.0, when Rexet removed them from the game entirely without informing the community. It was later confirmed by Raum during a stream, that shields were removed, as they "didn't serve any purpose and were added just for fun".

## Gallery

Two players holding Tactical ShieldsFirst person view
Spleef

**Spleef** is a mini-game found in the "Mini-games" section of the server selector.

## Gameplay

There are no teams in Spleef, everyone is on his own. All players spawn in a small arena and are armed with Glocks that have unlimited ammo. The goal is to indirectly kill your opponents (bullets have no effect on players' health) by shooting at ground blocks (which will destroy, exposing the deadly lava below) and hoping that they will fall onto one of the holes, while trying to survive yourself. There s no time limit and the last one standing wins.

Despite being fun, this gamemode requires quick reaction (due to the ground below you literally disappearing within seconds), precise movement (including jumping on small blocks, when eve the slightest mistake will be fatal) and patience.

## Tips

* Don't engage anyone at the round start, instead, jump around the map passively and wait for the cocky ones to die and, when less people are left, get into a fight.
* If only a few people are left and nobody has targeted you (a rare occurrence), you can use this to shoot the ground blocks near the area of engagement. Some might fall into lava without even realizing it.
* Be on the move and don't stand on one block as someone will quickly kill you.
* While hopping around, make sure to pay attention to where exactly are you jumping, since someone might shoot the block that you are about to hop onto, resulting in you not reacting in time and dying.

## Trivia

* Spleef is somewhat similar to Push (another Mini-game):
	+ Players are armed with sidearms that have unlimited ammo (Glocks in Spleef and Deagles in Push);
	+ The goal is to push people into lava;
	+ Bullets don't affect players' health;
	+ All players are on their own;
	+ The last one standing wins the game;
G36

## Description

The **G36** is an assault rifle in Block Strike. It is a two-hit kill to the head and three-hit kill to the body. Its' main advantage is the magazine, which holds 35 rounds, which, combined with decent accuracy and fire rate (see "Performance") makes spraying with the G36 easier. It also comes with more ammo in reserve (120, as opposed to the regular 90). It costs 2.700 BS Silver in in-game Shop ans $2750 in Bomb 2.

## Skins

W.I.P

* **Mandarine**
* **Nano**
* **Light Fury**
* **Dark Fury**
* **NANOOK**
* **Sands of Time**
* **Frozen**
* **Revenge**

## Performance

 Fire Rate
 Accuracy
 Ammo
 Max Ammo
 Mobility

## Trivia

* G36 is based on real-life German-made G-36 assault rifle, more specifically the G-36C due to its shorter barrel.
* The model of G36 can block the player's vision, making spotting enemies harder.
* G36 holds largest amount of rounds per magazine - 35 (tied with the Galil)
* There are 10 skins available for the weapon.
	+ "NANOOK" skin was introduced during Christmas 2018 update and is only unboxable until the next update.
	+ Mandarine is the most common skin to drop from a case, that's why many players sell it in the market.
* You can stick up to 8 stickers on the weapon.

## References

1. Heckler & Koch G36 at Wikipedia.
Contracts

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**Contracts** were a feature added during Block Strike v.3.0.6.

Contracts rewarded players with BS Silver and BS Gold depending on what the contract objectives were, giving players an incentive to use different weapons and improve their skills.

## Different types of contracts

Contracts were divided into Standard, Basic and Professional contracts which all had different requirements for the contract to be completed :

* Standard contracts can be completed on any map with any weapons that players had access to , however the payout for standard contracts were only BS Silver.
* Basic contracts restricted the player to a single map (i.e Office) but allowed players to use any weapon they had, their payout was in BS Gold (3 per completed contract).
* Professional contracts were the more challenging type, restricting what map and weapon the players were allowed to use (i.e only getting 20 headshot kills with M4A1 on Tecaza), in exchange, professional contracts had the highest payout (10 BS Gold per completed contract).

## Trivia

* Contracts were removed one update later (v.3.0.7) due to how buggy the system was, Rexet Studio then reworked the skin system by giving players gold/silver for unboxing duped skins in exchange for the contract system.
* Both basic and professional contracts were prone to glitching out, allowing players to simply kill a single player and get their payout as if they completed to contract fully.
Sector

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**Sector** is a huge map in Block Strike.

## Overview

Sector is arguably the biggest map in the game and is set in a small town. Prepare to use a sniper rifle or an assault rifle, as these are the most viable weapons on this map.

## Layout

Sector features numerous buildings (some with ladders to access rooftops) of various sizes.

## Secrets (Zombie Survival)

* U Building roof (to the right from Zombie spawn). Players need to go around the building closest to Survivors spawn, there will be a barely visible Yoba face painted on a wall next to a crate. Walk into the face and you will be teleported to the U Building roof.
* Secret roof. Located behind Zombie spawn, it is accessible by jumping on an invisible block from the roof of the 2-story building and then jumping to the roof itself. To make the jump simpler, players can shoot at the block to mark it with bullet holes.
* Zombie spawn crates. The most tricky spot to get to and the riskiest one to survive at. Once on top of U Building roof or 2-story building roof, players need to make a very long jump towards the crates. If done right, they will find themselves on top of the crates, mere meters away from zombie spawn. The best strategy is to stay as far away from ledges as possible, otherwise zombies can jump towards you and hit you in mid air.

## Trivia

* Sector is one of the largest maps in Block Strike.
Crowbar

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## Description

The **Crowbar** is a melee weapon available in Block Strike. It is a one-hit kill to the head or two-hit kill to he body and deals most damage of any melee weapon - 70. Crowbar is a short ranged weapon, which should only be used when in close proximity to an enemy player. It costs 50 BS Gold in in-game Shop and is sometimes given to the player in Random gamemode.

## Performance

 Fire Rate
 Accuracy
 Ammo
 Max Ammo
 Mobility

## Trivia

* The Crowbar deals most damage of any melee weapon - 70.
* As of 5.5.1, there are 11 Crowbar skins in the game.
* Like with any other melee weapon, no stickers can be applied to the Crowbar.
Weapons

**Weapons** are a key part of any shooter game. And Block Strike is no exeption. There are several weapon types available, ranging from melee weapons to assault rifles and machine guns.

Here is a list of weapons available in Block Strike:

## Primary weapons

### **Asault Rifles:**

* AK-47
* M4A1
* FAMAS
* AUG
* SCAR
* Galil
* G36

### **Sub-Machine Guns:**

* UMP-45
* UZI
* P90
* MP5
* PP-Bizon

### **Sniper Rifles:**

* AWP
* R700
* FD-338

### **Shotguns:**

* Nova
* AA-12
* SPAS-12
* Sawed-Off

### **Machine Guns:**

* LSAT
* M249

## Secondary weapons

### **Pistols:**

* Glock
* Deagle
* USP-S
* Five-seveN
* Beretta
* M1911

### **Machine Pistols:**

* TEC-9
* CZ-75

## Melee weapons

There are 2 types of melee weapons available on Block Strike:

### **Regular Melees**

* Knife
* Axe
* Bat
* Crowbar
* Katana
* Hammer
* Machete

### **Secret Melees**

* Karambit
* Hunting Knife
* Bayonet
* Combat Knife
* Falchion Knife
* Bowie Knife
* Gut Knife
* Flip Knife
* Daggers
* Prodigy Knife
* Butterfly Knife

## Miscellaneous:

* Grenade
* Bomb
* Zombie hands
* Hands
* Snowball
* Bazooka

## Trivia

* All weapons in the game can be bought in Weapon Store: primary and secondary with BS Silver and melee weapons with BS Gold.
	+ In later updates, you only select the desired weapon (now its almost impossible to get melees with default skins).
* The most recent weapon in the game is the Butterfly Knife.
* Most weapons had their texture remade since 2018.
* Katana has the longest range of all melee weapons: 2 blocks.
* The Snowball is the only weapon added in a special event.
* In the game Files, there is a unseen weapon, a Bazooka, partially based on the M79 Thumper.
	+ You can spawn it with mod menus.
Резиденция

1/7Резиденция - самое главное здание на острове. Улучшая Резиденцию, Вы сможете покупать новые постройки и делать улучшения более высокого уровня. Прежде чем приступить к улучшению Резиденции, рекомендуем использовать возможности, которые даёт его текущий уровень.

Это основное здание, которое отвечает за разблокировку строений для нового строительства и открытие уровней апгрейда строений. К примеру, Академию третьего уровня можно построить только в случае, если построена Резиденция пятого уровня. Уровень Резиденции — требование для апгрейда здания.

Также при повышении уровня Резиденции становятся доступны новые юниты и предметы поддержки.

Резиденция приносит золото в зависимости от своего уровня, также сюда поступает золото с освобождённых островов. В Резиденции находится базовое хранилище вместимостью по 1000 дерева и золота, по 5000 камня и металла, а также 100 пищи.

Уровень Резиденции также ограничивает количество возможных построек каждого типа.
Dust 2x2

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**Dust 2x2** (formerly known as Bust 2x2) is a map in Block Strike.

## Overview

Dust 2x2 is a compact version Dust (which is based on de\_dust2 from Counter-Strike series). The major difference from Dust is the absence of Bombsite B, B Tunnels and Outside, it is also set on nighttime.

## Layout

Blue Team spawns at CT Spawn and can only go left to Ramp. After that they can either turn right to Long A or turn left to access Catwalk through Goose (alternatively, it's possible to climb several crates behind Ramp).

Red Team spawns at T Spawn and can access Catwalk through Suicide or Outside Long, or go through Box to Long A.

## Chokepoints

* The middle of Catwalk.
* Box/Double Doors.
AA-12

## Description

The **AA-12** is a shotgun in Block Strike. Like any other shotgun, it is a one-hit kill to the head and body at close and (inconsistently) medium range. The AA-12 fires 5 pellets per shot, compared to the SPAS, Nova and Sawed-Off, which shoot 6. The AA-12's unique feature is its' automatic firing mode. Combined with its' largest magazine capacity of any shotgun - 20, it makes its' user nearly unstoppable and a massive threat to any rifler. It is extremely effective on maps with tight places, like Nauts, Tecaza, Pool, Villa, Storage and Factory. AA-12 costs 4800 BS Silver in in-game Shop and $2200 in Bomb 2 gamemode.

## Performance

 Fire Rate
 Accuracy
 Ammo
 Max Ammo
 Mobility

## Trivia

* The AA-12 is based on the real-life US-made AA-12 shotgun.
* The AA-12 is the only fully automatic shotgun in Block Strike.
* Like every other shotgun in Block Strike, it can kill several opponents with one shell.
* Up until v.5.5.0, the AA-12 had much faster fire rate and was very overpowered.
* As of v.5.5.1, there are 20 AA-12 skins.
* There are 8 sticker spots on the AA-12.

## References

1. AA-12 at Wikipedia.
M249

## Description

The **M249** is a machine gun available in Block Strike. It is two-hit kill to the head and thee-hit kill to the body. It can be successfully used on short, medium and long distances, considering it's accuracy. Due to its' large magazine capacity and fire rate, it can take down numerous opponents rather fast and is useful on most maps. The M249 costs 3200 BS Silver in in-game Store and $5150 in Bomb 2 gamemode.

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## Performance

 Fire Rate
 Accuracy
 Ammo
 Max Ammo
 Mobility

## Trivia

* The M249 is based on the real-life US-made M249 machine gun.
* There are 9 M249 skins.
* You can stick up to 8 stickers on the M249.

## References

1. M249 light machine gun at Wikipedia.
Lenstown

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**Lenstown** is an original map in Block Strike.

## Overview

Lenstown is set in an arena with multiple levels and is a medium sized map (meaning that short, medium and long range battles will take place).

## Layout

Lenstown is a symmetrical map and is divided into three levels:

* bottom level

* spawn level a.k.a mid level

* top level a.k.a sniper level

## Trivia

* Despite the name, this map isn't set in any sort of town, rather it's set in an multi-level arena.
* Interestingly enough, the top level of Lenstown has pieces of cover that resembles the cover found in "Bridge" from another of Rexet studio's previous game "vertalise" although the "bridge" map had only a single level and pitfalls on either side of the bridge.
Compact

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## Platform

### Game mode(s)

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**Compact** is a small map in Block Strike.

## Overview

Compact is one of several symmetrical maps in the game and is rather small. Despite the fact that some players use sniper rifles on this map, most engagements are short/medium ranged, thus making assault rifles/SMGs/shotguns the best weapons of choice.

## Layout

This map is rather simple. Teams spawn on the field,between of the spawn there are a Catwalk with crates on them.

## Trivia

* Compact is one of several symmetrical maps in Block Strike.
Block Strike Wiki

Welcome to **Block Strike Wiki**
A website about the fascinating blocky mobile FPS, that anyone can edit.

**There are currently, 259 articles on our wiki, but it's in your hands to expand it!**

## **About Block Strike**

Explore this dynamic First-Person Shooter with friends and other players online. Gather your friends, create a clan and win together in dynamic battles. Block Strike was developed by Rexet Studio and planned as a simple and enjoyable Counter-Strike-inspired game for Android devices, but has now gathered millions of fans from around the world.

## **History of the Game**

Block Strike was released on *December 4, 2015*. When it was launched, Block Strike had a lot less content. There were fewer weapons available, the game only had several game modes and maps weren't detailed at all: no barrels, doors, lighting, particle effects, etc. As time progressed, developers released numerous major and minor updates, that greatly improved gameplay: more than 15 different game modes, maps for each and every one of them, more weapons, skins and, eventually, stickers. By the time when the 3rd edition of the game was released (v.3.0.0 +), Block Strike became increasingly popular worldwide.

Rexet Studio takes players' feedback into consideration by fixing bugs and glitches that were found by the community as soon as possible, adding community-made skins and stickers into the game, as well as adding new game modes, implementing new features, etc.

Nowadays, Block Strike is a game that is played all over the world, despite the fact, that originally it was targeted towards the Russian audience. Hundreds of players from Europe, USA, Brazil and other countries engage in battles daily.

## **Gameplay**

Block Strike is a first person shooter where you are always competing against enemy players. The objective may vary from game mode to game mode (see a page dedicated specifically to them to find out more). In most game modes, there will be two teams: Red and Blue. Oftentimes, one team has to eliminate the other (whether it's by getting 100 kills, successfully planting/defusing a bomb and and/or killing the opposing team, etc). When the game mode's objective is completed, the next map will be played (see the maps list for more information).

In most gamemodes, players will use weapons, which can be selected while playing in a server, however, they will have a AK-47, a Deagle and a Knife in their inventory by default. In some gamemodes, players will be automatically given a weapon (on Gun Game, Hunter, Random, Hunger Games and, formerly, Only) without needing to buy one. There are also game modes with non-killing objectives, like Surf, Bunny Hop and several Minigames: 100Traps, Football, BlockParty and TNTRun. Overall, gameplay in Block Strike is very diverse and each player can find an exciting and interesting game mode to play.
Daggers

## Description

The **Daggers** are a secret weapon available in Block Strike. Essentially, they are a pair of "gimlet" type push daggers held in each hand which is their unique feature. They share their characteristics with the default knife, however, look completely different as explained before.

There are two ways to get Daggers in Block Strike: either buy them on the marketplace or take your chances and open cases. They are, however, one of the rarest (if not the rarest) secret knives in the game, making it extremely difficult to acquire them.

Since Secret case are removed, Chances of getting Daggers is less than 1% due to its rere type of melee Weapon

## Performance

 Fire Rate
 Accuracy
 Ammo
 Max Ammo
 Mobility

## Gallery

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## Trivia

* The Daggers are arguably the rarest weapon in the game.
* The Daggers are one of the most desired weapons in Block Strike
* There are 38 skins available for the Daggers
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* Out of any other secret weapons, Daggers have the highest number of skins available for them.
* Like with any other melee weapon, no stickers can be applied to the Daggers.
Something new. Block Strike

He'll get there, eventually

"**Something new. Block Strike**" is a short video uploaded by Rexet Studio on the 24th of November 2018 on their YouTube channel and was a teaser for a new game mode which was later revealed to be Escort.

## Transcript

*The video starts off beside the spawn area of Red Team (near "Box" that's beside "Long A") on Dust, the camera's view is on someone's legs, their posture seems strained and slouched as if they were pushing something heavy.*

*The view cuts to reveal the owner of the legs, a Red Team player pushing what seems to be a floating cart with a bomb on it , we then see another character in the video, a Blue Team player who's watching something on a small TV set, the show seems to be about an unknown individual about to jump off a building (a reference to an infamous Russian meme), an AK-47 is seen resting not too far from the TV, the Red Team player slowly creeps out of sight, managing to not catch the attention of the blue team player that he's just passed.*

*Suddenly another* Blue Team *player rushes in from the left side of the screen , presumably chasing after the* Red Team *player. As he quickly disappears from view, his teammate is still oblivious to the situation.*

*The screen turns to black , apart from a rather ominous* **"soon"** *plastered in the middle.*

## Trivia

* The video's joke could be how some players are completely oblivious to the situation around them (i.e how the Blue Team player completed ignored a Red Team player pushing the payload cart to an unseen destination).
* The video that is watched by the oblivious Blue Team player is a Block Strike remake (made by Raum) of an infamous Russian meme, where a kid "jumps" from a 3-story building and dances on the ground, combined with an energetic dubstep soundtrack in the background.
Deagle

## Description

The **Deagle** is a pistol available in Block Strike. It is a one-hit kill to the head (which makes it one of the two most powerful sidearms, along with the Magnum) and a two-hit kill to the body. It is accurate on small, medium and long range distances and has moderate rate of fire, thus appearing as a perfect sidearm to go with any assault rifle. It costs 3600 BS Silver in in-game Shop and $850 in Bomb 2 gamemode.

Deagle is arguably the most OP and Highly Rated Pistol (Tied With Magnum)

## Performance

 Fire Rate
 Accuracy
 Ammo
 Max Ammo
 Mobility

## Magnum Comparison

 Fire Rate
 Ammo
 Mobility

## Trivia

* The Deagle is most likely based on the real-life Israeli-made Desert Eagle Mark XIX 50 A.E. pistol.
* The Deagle is one of the two most powerful pistols in the game (tied with Magnum), it can one-hit kill an opponent to the head.
* Deagles with infinite ammo are used in Push Mini-game.
* The Deagle can sometimes be found in crates in Hunger Games gamemode.
* It is one of the most widely-used weapons in Block Strike.
* There are 25 Deagle skins.
* There are 6 sticker spots on the Deagle.
* Usually Players combine Deagle with AK-47

## References

1. IMI Desert Eagle at Wikipedia.
CZ-75

## Description

The **CZ-75** is a machine pistol available in Block Strike. It is a two-hit kill to the head and three-hit kill to the body. The CZ-75 has the fastest fire rate of any secondary weapon in the game - 88. Two main downsides of this weapon are its' magazine capacity (only 12 rounds, TEC-9, another machine pistol, has 18 rounds per magazine, see "TEC-9 Comparison" for more info) and wide spread while shooting. It is, however, useful an small and medium range, especially if fired in bursts.The CZ-75 is a reliable secondary weapon for a sniper. It costs 2800 BS Silver in in-game Shop and $600 in Bomb 2 gamemode.

## Performance

 Fire Rate
 Accuracy
 Ammo
 Max Ammo
 Mobility

## TEC-9 Comparison

 Fire Rate
 Ammo
 Max Ammo
 Mobility

## Trivia

* The CZ-75 is based on the real-life Czech-made CZ-75 Auto machine pistol.
* The CZ is one of two machine pistols in Block Strike. The other is being the TEC-9.
* As of v.5.5.1, there are 9 CZ skins.
* There are 4 sticker spots on CZ-75.

## References

1. CZ-75 at Wikipedia.
50Traps

**50Traps** was an popular mini-game found in the "Mini-games" section of the server selector.

## Gameplay

50Traps was a variant of 41Traps that added 9 extra rooms to beat.

50Traps is notorious for being a tough gamemode to beat. Players are required to complete 50 challenges with different levels of difficulty (from easy to nearly impossible). Some players even compete in this gamemode by trying to beat all challenges with 0 deaths (several YouTube videos documenting this exist). This gamemode takes ~ 20 minutes to beat if you are a skilled player, and up to several hours of torture if you've just discovered it.

In v.6.3.1, a variation of 50Traps known as 100Traps was introduced, which features additional 50 levels of varying difficulty.

## Tips

* Almost all traps require usage of double-jumps.
* Don't pay attention to your K/D ratio.
* Try not to tilt, as you will only get worse.
Bristlecone

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## Appearance

Similar to average SandWings, Bristlecone has sandy yellow scales as the main color of her body, pale yellow underscales, frill the same color as her scales, only a little darker shade of yellow, and obsidian eyes. She also carries a small leather backpack, which a small telescope and a few torches are carried inside.

## Personality

Crazy, quiet, and mysterious, these are the few words that most dragons use to describe her. Usually, she's not around other dragons, as she is exploring other land. There is a 2% chance that she will also scream at you such as if you accidentally destroy some of her things.

In some cases, she will go extremely insane over small things, such as running around screaming random things. Her grammar in speaking isn't exactly that good, but she's really good at writing and labeling maps. And her hearing and sight is better than average SandWings.

## Trivia

* In July 2017, this character was named "Sikorsky" by Nightstalker. Later he stated in an interview that the previous name was unsuitable, as it was a name for helicopters. The way that the creator had found this new title was that he went to research about different desert plants, eventually settling on the Great Basin Bristlecone Pine (Pinus longaeva) trees, which are known for having a long lifespan. One such tree has lived for 5,067 years as of 2017, which is the oldest known non-colonial organism to have ever lived.
Knife Mode

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**Knife Mode** is a gamemode in Block Strike.

## Gameplay

In Knife Mode players can only use melee weapons against others. Several unique maps were created specifically for this gamemode (with some being added only to AWP Mode later).

In this mode players compete in teams. The goal of each team is to get 80 kills faster than the opposing team. It should be noted that all melee weapons are usable (including secret knives, if players have them), which might give some players an unfair advantage, given that weapons like the Katana, Hammer or Machete have a longer lethal range, making them overpowered for this gamemode.

## Tips

* Don't engage several opponents at the same time, you will likely not survive.
* Know the weapon that you're using.
* Watch out for campers at your team's spawn.

## Trivia

* In one of earlier versions of Block Strike there was a glitch that allowed players to equip a Deagle while playing Knife Mode, which usually spelled disaster for the entire server.
Factory

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## Platform

### Game mode(s)

Team Deathmatch
 Classic
Knife Mode
Gun Game
 Random
Only

### CS counterpart

None

**Factory** is the newest map in Block Strike.

## Overview

Factory, as hinted by the name, is set in and near a factory. Players will primarily engage on short and medium distances, thus it makes sense to equip an SMG, assault rifle of a shotgun (if you are good with it).

## Layout

Both teams start outside the factory. Blue Team can access it by either going straight, through a small courtyard and down a ramp (where they will most likely encounter the Red Team) or, alternatively, go left, down another ramp to another part of the factory (where again, they will often engage reds).

Red Team can either go straight or left too, both ways lead into the factory.

## Trivia

* Factory is the newest map in Block Strike.
Galil

## Description

The **Galil** is an assault rifle available in Block Strike. It is a two-hit kill to the head and three-hit kill to the body. It shares some of it's characteristics with the G36, making a decent counterpart to the latter. It has, however, less ammo in reserve (only 90). It costs 3800 BS Silver in in-game Shop ans $2500 in Bomb 2

**Galil** is arguably one of the most OP rifles (tied With AK-47).

## Performance

 Fire Rate
 Accuracy
 Ammo
 Max Ammo
 Mobility

## Trivia

* Galil is based on real-life Israeli-made Galil ACE assault rifle.
* Galil holds larrgest amount of rounds per magazine - 35 (tied with the G36).
* Galil can sometimes be found in crates in Hunger Games gamemode.
* There are 18 skins available for the Galil.
	+ "Snowman" skin was introduced during Christmas 2018 update and is only unboxable until the next update.
	+ However, Players Who Have Snowman Skins won't Lose Their Skins
* You can stick up to 8 stickers on the Galil.
* ich of best guns in bs

## References

1. IMI Galil at Wikipedia.
"Corrupted" Screen

The "Corrupted" Screen is a Bug on three maps

## Locations

### Office

At the Blue spawn, go to the exit on the side, climb the ladder at the bottom, run towards the Gate behind the other, and finally walk towards it.

### Speed

1. This time it is to the Spawn, behind the first platform that you jump. You have to land in the front of the Spawn.
2. This time you have to jump to the side of the first platform and finally fall to the white floor.

## Maps

* **Office**
* **Speed**
* **JumpOut**

## References

1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxwOopU8dME "5 New Bugs in 6.8.3"
Flip Knife

## Description

The **Flip Knife** is a secret weapon in Block Strike. It shares its characteristics with the default Knife, however, it has a different hand guard and a slightly curved blade.

There are two ways to get a Flip Knife in Block Strike: either buy it on the marketplace or take your chances and open cases. This knife, however, is the rarest item in the game and is extremely difficult to unbox.

## Performance

 Fire Rate
 Accuracy
 Ammo
 Max Ammo
 Mobility

## Gallery

Flip Knfe in gameInspectingEmerald Water in marketplace inspect
## Trivia

* The Flip Knife is arguably one of the most desired weapons in Block Strike.
* There are 9 Flip Knife skins in the game.
* Like with any other melee weapon, no stickers can be applied to the Flip Knife.
Stickers

**Stickers** are a feature in Block Strike. They are another cosmetic element of the game and don't serve any gameplay purpose. Stickers can be applied to weapon skins to make them more unique.

There are two ways to acquire skins:

* Unboxing them from cases;
* Buying them from Marketplace;

Different number of stickers can be applied to different weapons. For instance, pistols usually feature 4 sticker spots (exceptions are the Deagle, the Magnum and the Berettas, which have 6, 6, and 8 spots, respectively). Primary weapons vary a lot, some have 8 spots (AK-47, M4A1, Galil, etc.), some have 6 (AWP, R700, PP-Bizon, etc.) and others have 4 (UZI, P90).

Stickers can't be applied to melee weapons.

## Sticker quality

 Professional | 20%
 Legendary | 10%
Rast

**Rast** is a map in Block Strike.

## Overview

It is an original map, meaning that it was made by Rexet Studio and wasn't inspired by any Counter-Strike map.

## Layout

Rast is a symmetrical map, it features 2 identical spawn points for Red Team and Blue Team, as well as two arches, which can be walked on and used as advantage points for snipers and riflers. In the middle there are 3 symmetrical brick obstacles, which can serve as cover from enemy fire or camping spots.

## Trivia

* Up until v.4.0.0, Rast was 2 times smaller and featured less detailed textures.
* Rast is one of the symmetrical maps in Block Strike.
Tower Battle

Game icon.

**Tower Battle** is a Team Deathmatch-styled game mode in Block Strike.

## Gameplay

Players are selected in different teams (or towers) and start fighting with different weapons that are unlocked floor by floor. Players need $100 to load into a machine that has a money-amount meter, once it is full, a new floor with new weapons is unlocked, and so on up to the nineth floor.

### Nineth Floor

On the 9th floor, players have M249 machine guns and to store the money, they will need to have collected $300 placed on the bridge.

## Guns List

1. AWP ($100)
2. UMP-45 ($100)
3. AK-47 ($100)
4. Springfield ($100)
5. UZI ($100)
6. Deagle ($100)
7. Beretta ($100)
8. SPAS-12 ($100)
9. M249 ($300)

## Tips

* Know the weapon you're using.
* **Dont get close to your opponents and try noscoping them**, it will not work, you will be immediately considered as a weak newbie who can't use a sniper rifle the way it is supposed to be used. Not to mention that you will die much more often, unless you have the skills to do that.
Mirage

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**Mirage** is a map in Block Strike, that can be played on numerous gamemodes.

## Overview

Mirage is set in what's seems to be a village similar to Inferno, combat is mostly medium to long ranged, while CQB situations are common in the more claustrophobic areas around the map (such as the stairway and alley near Bombsite B or near Bombsite A).

## Tips

* It's highly advisable to avoid choke points regardless on what team you're on, you'll be peppered by gunfire.
* Always keep an eye out for snipers when crossing sightlines and behind boxes for anyone who's camping around both bombsites.
* Never wander around by yourself.

## Chokepoints

* Bombsite A:
	+ Palace
	+ T Ramp
* Mid
* Bombsite B:
	+ B Apartments
	+ B Stairs

## Trivia

* Mirage is based off of a map from *Counter-Strike* series with the same name.
* Before v.6.1.0 Mirage was named *Harage.*
* Just like most other maps, Mirage received an overhaul which improved optimization on the map, added new textures, details, etc.
* Mirage was updated once again in v.6.0.0, it now features far more details, objects and new textures.
Nextbot

Menu icon.

Nextbot is a limited game mode added in Block Strike.

## Gameplay

Players spawn in the center of the map, they have 7 seconds to warm-up before being chased by a Nextbot, this time being Yoba with Selene Delgado's SFX. Then, they will run scattering all around the map to find 12 Yoba Cola boxes to win the round (Floating box with Green bats). If Yoba kills someone, Orange bats will appear in the location that the player died (5 seconds will last to revive a player). To slow the nextbot, they need to go into the Light Blue bats. If players collect all the boxes, survivors win, if not, Nextbots do.

## Tips

* Stay away from the nextbot, you have more chances to survive.
* Do not revive someone with a nextbot near.
Maps

## Description

**Maps** are an essential part of any video game, especially FPS. There are over 50 maps in Block Strike, some of which are available in numerous gamemodes (examples include Dust and Office). Here is a list of all maps in Block Strike:

### **Team Deathmatch**

* Dust
* Office
* Rast
* Nauts
* Tecaza
* Dust 2x2
* Pool
* Villa
* Skyline
* Turbine
* Compact
* Upload
* Dust 2
* Apache
* Mirage
* Storage
* Casta
* Fort
* Lenstown
* Inferno
* Range
* Sector
* Factory
* Cache
* Depot
* Polygon
* Vector
* Yard

### **Classic**

* Dust
* Office
* Rast
* Nauts
* Tecaza
* Dust 2x2
* Pool
* Villa
* Skyline
* Turbine
* Compact
* Upload
* Dust 2
* Apache
* Mirage
* Storage
* Casta
* Fort
* Inferno
* Sector
* Factory
* Cache
* Depot
* Polygon
* Vector
* Yard

### **Bomb**

* Dust
* Dust 2
* District
* Mirage
* Nauts
* Office
* Skyline
* Tecaza
* Cache

### **Bomb 2**

* Dust
* Dust 2
* District
* Mirage
* Nauts
* Office
* Skyline
* Tecaza
* Cache

### **Zombie Survival**

* Battleforce
* Playground
* Dust
* Upland
* Escape
* Sector
* Cord
* Office
* Nauts
* Turbine

### **Knife Mode**

* 3000
* Snow
* Rast
* 100HP
* India
* Apache
* Storage
* Casta
* Range
* Carnage
* Factory

### **AWP Mode:**

* Aim
* Snow
* Rast
* 100HP
* Villa
* Compact
* Upload
* India
* Apache
* Storage
* Casta
* Range
* Sector
* Carnage

### **Gun Game:**

* Dust
* Office
* Rast
* Nauts
* Tecaza
* Dust 2x2
* Pool
* Villa
* Skyline
* Turbine
* Compact
* Upload
* Dust 2
* Apache
* Mirage
* Storage
* Casta
* Lenstown
* District
* Range
* Sector
* Factory
* Cache
* Depot
* Polygon
* Vector
* Yard

### **Death Run:**

* Firati
* Jacuda
* Grade
* Ciald
* Long
* Strander
* Fractal
* Journey
* Simple
* Delay
* Glowith

### **Murder:**

* Dust
* Office
* Nauts
* Dust 2x2
* Tecaza
* Villa
* Skyline

### **Hunter:**

* Military Range
* Hill
* Rise

### **Random:**

* Dust
* Office
* Rast
* Nauts
* Tecaza
* Dust 2x2
* Pool
* Villa
* Skyline
* Turbine
* Compact
* Upload
* Dust 2
* Apache
* Mirage
* Storage
* Casta
* Lenstown
* Inferno
* Range
* Sector
* Factory
* Cache
* Depot
* Polygon
* Vector
* Yard

### **Deathmatch:**

* Dust
* Office
* Nauts
* Tecaza
* Villa
* Skyline
* Turbine
* Mirage
* Sector
* Cache

### **Bunny Hop:**

* Trainer
* Speed
* Fall
* Eazy
* Jumpout
* Harder
* Better
* Stronger
* Various

### **Hunger Games:**

* Pyramids
* Coliseum
* Labyrinth

### **Only:**

* Dust
* Office
* Rast
* Nauts
* Tecaza
* Turbine
* Compact
* Apache
* Dust 2x2
* Pool
* Mirage
* Dust 2
* Storage
* Casta
* Range
* Sector
* Factory
* Cache

### **Juggernaut:**

* Dust
* Office
* Nauts
* Tecaza
* Dust 2x2
* Villa
* Skyline
* Turbine
* Mirage
* Inferno

### **Surf:**

* Jet
* Deep
* Longer

### **Mini Games:**

* 100Traps
* Spleef
* Push
* Block Party
* Tennis
* Football
* Hot Knife
* TNTRun

### Event:

* Meeting
* BackRoom
* BackRoom Snow

### **Other:**

* Shooting Range
* Training
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Vhs.mov

OH SHI--

**vhs.mov** is a video uploaded by Raum, one of the developers of Block Strike, on his YouTube channel on February 7, 2018.

## Transcript

*The video in question is styled as found footage and starts with the following message:*

***This ugly scary short video was found on the missing person's camera.***

***Nobody knows what happened to him after the incident.***

*The clip shows a player armed with an AK-47 walking through Sector map, when an UK emerges from a corner, lunges at the player and kills him, all the while "do you know the way" is heard in the background. After a burst of static and 2 seconds of silence, the UK suddenly appears again as screaming from the meme is heard and the screen is spinning around.*

## Trivia

* This video turned out to be a teaser for the DoYouKnowTheWay gamemode.
PvP

**PvP** was a gamemode in Block Strike, it was cut in v.4.0.0 (alongside King of the Hill).

## Gameplay

As the name suggests, in this gamemode players were put in small arenas in pairs (1 Blue vs 1 Red). A 20-second timer would start when a round began. If a team eliminates another team before the timer runs out, this team wins. If the timer runs out, however, the team that has more living players wins the round. When both teams have the same number of surviving players, the round ends in a draw.

## Trivia

* Raum mentioned that they are planning to bring back PvP gamemode in the future. No further info was given.
Dust

**Dust** (formerly known as Bust) is a map in Block Strike.

## Overview

The map is an almost exact copy of de\_dust2, a map from the Counter-Strike series.

In the earlier versions of the game, the map had a lot less detail, to the point when such areas as Car or Ramp were absent. Nowadays, Dust resembles an updated version of the de\_dust2 map from CS:GO and has a lot of gameplay changing details, like light poles, barrels, crates, dumpsters as well as more subtle ones, like boarded up windows, changed textures and much more.

## Layout

Blues (CT) spawns in CT spawn under Bombsite A. Reds (T) can access A from A Long or A Short, the latter from Catwalk. Reds can choose to equip a sniper rifle to watch Middle, also known as Mid, which makes it harder for the Blues to get to Bombsite B, which is accessible by Reds through Upper Tunnels from T spawn or from Lower Tunnels into Upper Tunnels through Mid.

## Checkpoints

* Long A
* Catwalk
* Mid
* B Tunnels

## Trivia

* Dust is the most popular map in Block Strike.
* Up until v.5.0.2, Dust was named Bust, possibly due to copyright issues.
* Dust is available in most gamemodes.
* Dust received several major overhauls, which consequently improved optimization, added more details, objects and new textures to the map.
* Previously, Dust featured a tunnel which connected Outside Long and Pit. It was an overpowered spot for the Reds and was subsequently removed from the map.
Bayonet

## Description

The **Bayonet** is a secret weapon available in Block Strike. It shares its characteristics with the default Knife but its' model is different, having a larger serrated blade and a wider hand guard.

There are two ways to get a Bayonet in Block Strike: either buy it on the marketplace or take your chances and open cases. It is one of the more common knives, so chances of unboxing one are higher than unboxing a Flip Knife or Gut Knife.

## Performance

 Fire Rate
 Accuracy
 Ammo
 Max Ammo
 Mobility

## Trivia

* The Bayonet seems to be based off of the M9 Bayonet used by the US Military.
* There are 28 Bayonet skins in Block Strike.
* Like with any other melee weapon, no stickers can be applied to the Bayonet.
Warehouse

* Interior
* Exterior

Warehouse is map for the gamemode "Hide&Seek".

## Overview

Warehouse, as the name says, is a warehouse, but this map also has an exterior and more objects to hide.

## Layout

This warehouse is narrower, it contains two stairs to go up and access the back balconies. Outside in the red spawn there is a small corridor that leads you to the main location.

There is also another corridor, but it can be accessed through a container that blocks the original path.

## Trivia

* This map features the most quantity of objects in Hide and Seek.
	+ It also features some Yoba Cola vending machines.
* This is the fourth map that is based on a warehouse, the others are: Barrels, Storage and 3000.
Marketplace

**Marketplace** is a feature in Block Strike, introduced in v.6.2.7. It provides players with a platform to buy/sell skins and stickers on.

## History

Rexet Studio mentioned numerous times that they weren't planning to add a trading system to Block Strike, so as not to copy CS:GO's game mechanics.

However, on April 19, 2019 a photo was posted on Block Strike's official group, captioned "Soon?" It showed a real-life market and served as a teaser for the upcoming new feature.

On May 10, 2019 Rexet announced, that Marketplace will be coming to Block Strike at the end of May 2019.

Marketplace's release was later delayed to June and on June 5, 2019 it was added to the game.

## Overview

Marketplace can be accessed from the Shop tab in the main menu. Players can buy skins (if they are available for purchase) for any weapon, including secret knives. Stickers can be bought as well.

It is also possible to sell skins (**except Normal quality ones**) and stickers by accessing Inventory, selecting the item that you want to sell and placing a price on it (the buyer will pay additional 20% as commission).

## Trivia

* The most common objects that you can find in the market are the stickers "Fox", "Pixel Glasses" and the skins "Silver" and "Knight".
Weapon Shop

Shop was a Block Strike feature using which players were able to buy primary weapons, secondary weapons, melee weapons, cases and player skins.

## Primary weapons

*Main Page:Weapons*

**UMP-45**

**AK-47**

**M4A1**

**Springfield**

**Galil**

**AWP**

**Sawed-off**

**UZI**

**P90**

**R700**

**FAMAS**

**FD338**

**PP-Bizon**

**Nova**

**SPAS-12**

**AA-12**

**LSAT**

**M249**

## Secondary weapons

*Main Page:Weapons*

**Glock**

**Five-SeveN**

**Beretta**

**Deagle**

**Magnum**

**USP-S**

**Tec-9**

**CZ-75**

## Melee weapons

*Main Page:Weapons*

**Knife**

**Axe**

**Bat**

**Katana**

**Hammer**

**Machete**