Bloxd.io is a multiplayer voxel game with parkour, building, survival, and combat modes, each with different objectives and rules.

Here's a quick look at the game:
Bloxd.io is a browser-based multiplayer voxel game where the objective changes with the mode you select. Its current mode list ranges from sandbox survival and creative building to Bedwars, Skywars, Cube Warfare, Evil Tower, Doodle Cube, and Bloxd Hop, so learning the mode rules is just as important as learning the movement controls.
Start With Movement
Use WASD to move around Bloxd.io. Hold Shift or double-tap W to run, while C, Z, \, or Caps Lock can be used to crouch. These controls matter especially in the parkour modes, where reaching a destination depends on positioning and movement rather than combat.
You can press T or Enter to open chat, B to open the shop, and O to access the menu. The / key starts a command; for example, the game supports commands for checking players, viewing XP, and voting to skip a map.
Each Mode Changes Your Goal
In Bloxd Hop, the task is to cross block-based obstacle courses and reach the end before the timer expires. Evil Tower also focuses on parkour, but the goal is to climb upward through the tower, making precise movement the central challenge.
Doodle Cube switches from movement to building. Players receive a theme, construct something that matches it, and then vote on the other creations. In this mode, use the right mouse button to place blocks and the left mouse button to destroy blocks you have placed. Number keys or the middle mouse button let you switch between available blocks.
Other modes change the rules again. Peaceful lets you explore, collect resources, and build without the same competitive pressure, while Cube Warfare combines third-person shooting with block building. The official Bloxd.io mode selection also includes Survival, Creative, One Block, Bedwars, Skywars, 99 Nights, Pirates, Murder Mystery, Hide and Seek, and several other multiplayer activities.
Choose Controls Around the Mode
Running efficiently is useful in Bloxd Hop and Evil Tower because both modes revolve around navigating obstacles. In Doodle Cube, quick block selection matters more because your task is to construct a recognizable response to the given theme. Cube Warfare adds combat to the block environment, so movement and positioning become part of surviving encounters with other players.
Bloxd.io is therefore less about mastering one repeating objective and more about understanding which rules apply to the mode you enter. Check the selected mode first, then adapt your movement, building, or combat decisions to its specific win condition.




















