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Mint Studio / 01 — The sliding puzzle

Unb1ok.

Slide the coral block marked EXIT → through the right-hand gap.
1,200 puzzles · Play free in your browser

UNB1OK / Mint Studio
01 / Objective

Make room for the coral block.

Play 1,200 free 3D sliding block puzzles online. Move the blocks on a 6 × 6 board to guide the coral block to the exit. No download or account needed.

02 / Controls

Slide the coral block marked EXIT → through the right-hand gap. Drag to slide · Right-drag to orbit · Scroll to zoom · Esc: menu · + / −: level · Progress is saved in this browser.

How to solve the sliding puzzles

Look along the coral block’s row before moving. Each block slides along its long axis; clear space above or below the blockers before opening the exit. Empty cells are useful working space. If you get stuck, restart the current level and try a different order.

Questions about Unb1ok

How do I complete a level?

Drag the coral block marked EXIT through the gap on the right. Move the other blocks out of its path on the 6 × 6 board.

Can I restart the current puzzle?

Yes. Restart level restores this puzzle’s initial layout without changing your saved progress.

Is the game free, and is progress saved?

Unb1ok is free to play in your browser without a download or account. Completing a level saves your next level in this browser. Clearing browser storage removes that progress; it does not sync between devices.

Gameplay guide

Unb1ok · Mint Studio

Work backward from the coral block

Unb1ok presents twelve hundred 3D sliding-block puzzles on a six-by-six board. The goal is to clear a route for the coral block to the exit. First identify every piece in that corridor. Then work backward: what must move to free each blocking piece, and which empty lane can provide that movement? Moving the target repeatedly does not help while its exit corridor remains blocked.

Empty squares are shared working space. A piece moved out of the target lane may still occupy the only lane needed by another blocker. Look for a sequence that temporarily moves a piece away and later returns it after the dependency has been removed. This is a planning puzzle, so use the board rather than repeated hurried swipes as your source of information.

Practise dependency chains

Start with a short chain of blockers and describe the intended order before dragging. If a move fails, check whether the selected piece has room along its permitted direction. A visual gap somewhere else on the board does not mean this piece can reach it.

The large collection is not a promise of equal difficulty or a fixed session length. Work on one board at a time and use any controls shown by the current build. When requesting help, include the puzzle identifier and a full-board image so the relationship between the coral block, exit and surrounding pieces is visible.

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