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Comparison · updated 10 October 2026

SandMorph vs Sand Blocks

Sand Blocks and SandMorph both turn falling blocks into pouring sand you clear by colour. Here's how they differ, using each game's App Store listing.

SandMorph compared with Sand Blocks
FeatureSandMorph app iconSandMorphSand Blocks
Price to downloadFreeFree
In-app purchasesOptional one-time “Full game”, £2.49Yes
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 size29 MB411 MB
Age rating4+4+
App Store ratingNew release4.5 (580+ ratings)
DeveloperVexly Studio (independent)Rollic Games
Campaign10-land Expedition + 100-stage Puzzle Journey—
Daily & weekly boardsDaily Dune and Weekly Challenge—
AccessibilityVoiceOver, high-contrast board, colour patterns, one-handed layout—

Sand Blocks 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. Sand Blocks is a trademark of its respective owner. Vexly Studio is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.

Choose SandMorph if…

  • You want sand physics with no ads at all.
  • You like a campaign with different materials — water, ice, vines, lightning, low gravity.
  • You want a much smaller download (29 MB).
  • You need accessibility options like colour patterns or VoiceOver.

Choose Sand Blocks if…

  • You want a quick, simple drop-and-clear game and don't mind ads.
Sand Blocks on the App Store

The verdict

If you love the sand-pouring mechanic but want more depth and no ads, SandMorph gives you an Expedition, 100 puzzles and daily boards for a one-time £2.49 — or plenty free.

Questions

Does Sand Blocks have ads?

Sand Blocks' App Store privacy label lists data used for third-party advertising. SandMorph's label is “Data Not Collected”.

What's free in SandMorph?

The Daily Dune, Endless Flow, the first two Expedition lands and the first 20 puzzles — forever.

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