Bloxdhop Io drops you into Bloxd.io, a blocky multiplayer world built on Minecraft-style visuals where the same lobby list gives you races, PvP, and free-build sandboxes side by side. There's no single objective here — you pick a game mode from the menu and jump straight into a match with players online.
Chop wood, mine stone, and work up to iron and diamond tools if you land in a survival-style mode, or skip the grind entirely and race across a floating obstacle course, climb a punishing tower, or build something for strangers to guess. Matches are short and the mode list keeps the game from feeling like just another Minecraft clone.
Game Modes
- BloxdHop.io — race to the finish line by hopping across parkour blocks before the timer runs out.
- EvilTower — climb a brutal vertical tower, Tower of Hell-style; one wrong jump sends you back down.
- DoodleCube — build an object based on a secret theme while everyone else tries to guess what it is.
- CubeWarfare — a third-person shooter where placing and breaking blocks is as important as aiming.
- Peaceful — no combat, no pressure, just resource gathering and free building.
- Plus rotating modes like Survival, Bedwars, Sky Wars, OneBlock, Hide and Seek, Murder Mystery, and Pirates.
Controls
- WASD to move
- Shift, or double-tap W, to run
- C, Z, \, or Caps Lock to crouch
- T or Enter to open chat
- B to open the shop
- O to open the menu
In DoodleCube specifically: right mouse button places blocks, left mouse button destroys them, and number keys or the mouse's middle button switch between blocks.
Tips
- In survival modes, gather wood first — it's needed for almost everything early on, including underground.
- Kill a sheep for wool early and craft a bed; sleeping in it grants a temporary speed boost that makes exploring faster.
- Follow the tool chain in order: workbench from wood, then a stone pickaxe, then mine iron and smelt it for an iron pickaxe — you need iron before you can mine diamonds.
- Spiky black or carved stone formations are a sign diamonds are nearby, and skull-shaped structures sometimes hide loot chests.
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