
Block States is a first-person speedrunning game built around pure movement. No enemies. No combat. Just momentum, precision jumps, and Steam-connected leaderboards where every millisecond counts.
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Block States is a first-person movement-driven speedrun game inspired by classic FPS jump mechanics and old-school flow.
You play as a delivery runner racing through a fractured, post-apocalyptic city divided into self-contained blocks. The world is falling apart — but the timer never stops. Every level is a race against yourself, your best runs, and players around the world.
There are no enemies and no distractions.
The challenge is movement.
Chain jumps, control momentum, and optimize routes to push faster and faster times. Restart instantly, keep your flow, and chase the perfect run.
All times are tracked through Steam leaderboards, letting you compare your performance globally and compete for the top spot on every stage.
Each block is a handcrafted speedrun course.
Learn the layout, discover shortcuts, and refine your movement to shave milliseconds off your time.
Fast restarts and clear feedback make improvement constant and addictive.
The game features clean, low-poly visuals designed to stay out of your way.
Nothing interrupts the flow — the focus stays on speed, rhythm, and precision.
Pure first-person speedrunning gameplay
Momentum-based jumping and movement
Instant restarts to maintain flow
Handcrafted delivery blocks
Steam-integrated global leaderboards for all stages
Low-poly, minimal visual style
Built for speedrunners and movement-focused players
WASD – Move
Mouse – Look
Shift – Sprint
Space – Jump
R – Restart (teleport to start, keep momentum)
Tab – View best times and Steam leaderboards
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English
Reviews
Beautiful retro graphics, not a cheap asset flip, got addicted to chasing the score while listening to an audiobook
This game makes me feel the same way that the mods for half life 1 made me feel. I really can't wait for the dev to add more stuff for it as it shows great promise! Simple, yet really satisfying at what it does. It costs less than a coffee, so why the hell not?
unique atmosphere with retro graphics, great for short sessions during breaks
The premise of the game is simple but its mechanics allow for great skill impression. Reminds me of the old-school Minecraft parkour maps where I used to spend countless hours. The graphics are the right kind of polygon, not too bright, not too barren. The different levels bring new obstacles and movements which take time to master. Having the leader board easily accessible leads to an urge of trying to top it, and motivated me more than once to continue playing. All in all, I feel like this game has a lot potential, but it is still worth the price in its current state.
My friend Vukota gave me this game for free. PEAK 10/10
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