Information for Parents

Before a child uses BlockBlast.co.uk, explore the page together. Look beyond the puzzle itself to the video, links and any options for submitting information. A straightforward game does not tell you everything about the website around it.

This guide concerns the browser experience on BlockBlast.co.uk. The separate Block Blast! mobile app has its own store listing, age information, settings and privacy arrangements.

What is on the website?

The home page includes a block-placement game player, a playing guide, related-game links and an embedded YouTube video.

The puzzle is presented as arranging shapes on a board to complete lines and create space. Check the game that opens on your device because features and scoring can differ between versions.

Deciding whether an experience is suitable

An app-store age rating applies to the app listed there. It does not rate this website, its embedded player or external destinations.

Consider your child’s needs and confidence online. Try the controls together, check any sound or visual effects, and stop if the experience becomes frustrating or uncomfortable. Do not assume that every item reached through a game page will suit every age.

Review the website’s Terms & Conditions before use. If you are unsure about a particular feature, contact us before your child uses it.

Forms, comments and accounts

The website displays a comment form and login or registration interfaces. Before using a feature, check which information it asks for and whether submitted material will be public.

Children should not share their full name, school, address, phone number, passwords or other identifying information in comments. Ask them to speak to a trusted adult before creating an account, sending a message or following an unfamiliar link.

If personal information appears in a comment or another public area, email [email protected] with the page address. Avoid repeating the exposed details unnecessarily.

External content, adverts and payments

The game and video load content from other domains. Following an external link can take a child to another service with different rules and data practices.

The home page describes browser play as free. That does not mean that every linked website or app is free or that an experience is advert-free.

If an advert, download button or payment prompt appears, check it before your child interacts with it. Do not assume it is part of the puzzle. Where available, device and app-store restrictions can help you manage purchases and downloads.

Privacy and family settings

Read our Privacy Policy before submitting personal information. You can also review your browser’s privacy settings and the controls on your device. These are separate from the features of this website.

For children reading this page: keep private details out of messages and comments. If a request for information or a link is confusing, stop and ask a trusted adult.

Making time for breaks

Agree when to play and when to stop before starting. Take breaks and keep time for other activities. You might discuss a possible placement together instead of focusing only on the score.

Device-level screen-time tools may help with your family’s routine. Follow school, household and network-access rules.

Report a concern

Email [email protected] or visit Contact Us. Include the page address, what appeared and roughly when it happened. If your concern involves personal information, use the subject “Privacy request”.

The website contact route is not an emergency service. For immediate danger, contact the appropriate emergency service.