Play Blocks with Letters on, a cool word puzzle game. BWLO was created by Martin Sears, who in addition to creating puzzle games, also enjoys painting and making children’s books. He specializes in 2D animation and Flash design.
Congrats to those who figured out the really hard 7 letter word puzzle riddle posted earlier this week, all submitters are now up & listed.
The answer to ‘The Haughty ones’ will go up sometime this weekend.
Lots of good stuff coming next week, including another 1 or 2 tough math puzzles.
I really like this game. It is a great combination of piece shifting and word manipulation.
I am sure I am overlooking something obvious, but I got stuck at level 32. It seems I can only free one piece to give it the “floating” capability, then it is an endless loop of not ever freeing any other pieces…too many dead ends or inescapable loops. I am sure I’ll slap myself when I figure out the answer or give up and look for help. I’ll keep trying, but it doesn’t seem solvable at the moment.
…aaargh…it was a tricky one…I ended up going to the originating website and got the one hint I needed…it was all about TIMING…never would have figured that out. That did not come to me at all!
I’m on 25, can’t wait to see 32!
This is a very fun game.
did tha hand keep popping up over and over again for yall? cause it keeps going on and on for me
Hendy, I see what you mean about timing! Very clever.
On 54 now, will be sad to see this game end.
Verry kwel.
I completed it. I really needed the letters and clues to get past some of them. Fortunately, I didn’t use up all the letters and hints.
If you go to “gimme 5″ they have another series of BWLO so you can go crazy again. I’m going there as soon as I have a chance.
Sorry, meant “kewl”. or COOL. misspelled that! “kwel” or quell doesn’t fit in this instance.
All done. Done with all 64 levels of BWLO and 30 of BWLO 2. The artists have a very peculiar but not unfunny sense of humour (notice the intentional British spelling here). The little graphic skits are very creative. I really like the use of visual and aural clues to go along with the puzzle mechanics that lend to clues as well. I hope they plan to include more BWLO series. Nifty stuff!!! Right-o.
Stuck on 62, in need of a clue!!
Am I the only one who is sucking big time?
I can get the letters down and in the right order, but I can’t figure out the correct sequence to flip the “S”; it is always on its side. Little help, please, Master Hendy?