Block Blast! profile

The free game's precise advertising and purchase mix requires a current product-specific check.

Annual sales are not publicly itemised for this business. The free game's precise advertising and purchase mix requires a current product-specific check.

Advertising converts a free puzzle session into income. A rewarded revive sells an advertiser another viewing opportunity at a moment when the player wants to continue.

Privately held; no public share price. Hungry Studio is the public-facing brand behind Block Blast; ARETIS LIMITED is the legal operator identified in its policy and app listing.

Advertising monetises repeated sessions and opportunities to continue playing.

The central experience is a block-placement puzzle with automated piece delivery and scoring. Its appeal does not require a conversational AI feature.

Hungry Studio operates Block Blast; advertising partners supply an important part of the commercial infrastructure.

The policy covers account/profile, support, automatic/device and third-party data. It gives feature-specific explanations for image processing, nearby block transfer and voice-game permissions. Optional microphone, Bluetooth and camera access should be assessed for the feature actually used rather than granted automatically.

The game rules determine valid moves, scoring and game-over conditions; app-store and device controls govern purchases and permissions.

Decide whether a revive is worth the advertisement before treating a lost run as something that must be saved.

15/25 points

Block Blast! is a puzzle game, not a neutral attention tool. Hungry Studio’s August 2026 policy identifies ARETIS LIMITED and describes in-game privacy preferences. A simple-looking game can still have meaningful device, advertising and optional-feature data uses.

15/25 points

The policy covers account/profile, support, automatic/device and third-party data. It gives feature-specific explanations for image processing, nearby block transfer and voice-game permissions. Optional microphone, Bluetooth and camera access should be assessed for the feature actually used rather than granted automatically.

15/25 points

A score measures success within the puzzle, not an obligation to keep playing.

15/25 points

Decide whether a revive is worth the advertisement before treating a lost run as something that must be saved.

Comparison priority: the enjoyment of the puzzle and the advertising burden of continuing. A high score is satisfying without making every lost run worth rescuing.

Cleared lines, combos and a new high score deliver immediate visual rewards.

An unfinished high-score chase and daily puzzles supply reasons to play again.

Dragging blocks onto a simple grid makes another attempt almost effortless.

Scores are easy to compare and share, turning a solitary puzzle into informal competition.

Running out of space puts the current run at stake; a rewarded-ad revive offers a way to preserve it.