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Comparison · updated 10 October 2026

Block Legacy vs Block Blast

Love the 8×8 drag-and-drop block puzzle but tired of the ads? Here's an honest side-by-side of Block Legacy and Block Blast, based on each game's App Store listing.

Block Legacy compared with Block Blast
FeatureBlock Legacy app iconBlock LegacyBlock Blast
Price to downloadFreeFree
In-app purchasesOptional one-time “Unlock Everything”, £1.99Yes
Third-party advertisingNo — privacy label: “Data Not Collected”Yes — listed on its App Privacy label
Data used to track youNoneYes — listed on its App Privacy label
Download size88 MB206 MB
Age rating4+12+
App Store rating5.0 (new release)4.9 (352,000+ ratings)
DeveloperVexly Studio (independent)ARETIS LIMITED
Special piecesMagic Brick, Bomb, Wild Piece—
Daily challenge boardYes, with its own leaderboard—
Themes50 (10 free)—

Block Blast details are taken from its public App Store listing and App Privacy label (UK store), checked 10 October 2026. “—” means the listing doesn't say. Block Blast is a trademark of its respective owner. Vexly Studio is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.

Choose Block Legacy if…

  • You want to play without ads interrupting your run.
  • You'd rather pay once (£1.99, optional) than see ads or buy repeatedly.
  • You like extra variety — special pieces, a daily board and 50 themes.
  • You care about privacy: Block Legacy collects no data at all.

Choose Block Blast if…

  • You want the most-played block puzzle with a huge player base.
  • You don't mind ads in exchange for a fully free game.
Block Blast on the App Store

The verdict

Both deliver the same instantly-satisfying 8×8 puzzle. If ads are what's spoiling it for you, Block Legacy is the closest like-for-like switch — the core game is free with no ads at all.

Questions

Is Block Legacy the same as Block Blast?

It's the same classic genre — drag pieces onto an 8×8 grid and clear full rows and columns — made by a different, independent studio, with no ads.

Does Block Blast have ads?

Block Blast's App Store privacy label lists data used for third-party advertising. Block Legacy's label is “Data Not Collected” and it shows no ads.

Can I move my Block Blast progress to Block Legacy?

No — they're separate games from different developers, so progress doesn't transfer.

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