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Guns, Blocks, and Steel is a first-person shooter with a fully destructible and buildable environment. You shape the terrain with a Rocket Launcher, build defenses for your base or destroy the enemy’s, and work with your team to gather resources, construct weapons and vehicles, or attack the opposing base. There are no classes, so you can take on these roles as you choose.

Resources and bases

Mine iron and refine it into steel, which is used to build vehicles and ammunition. Ammunition is limited, so you need to use it carefully. Some advanced weapons require gold, a more contested resource than iron. To mine ore, you blow it up with dynamite rather than digging out blocks one by one; dynamite can also be thrown at enemies.

Buildings support your team in different ways:

• Blast furnace: refines iron into steel.
• Factory: builds ammunition and vehicles.
• Barracks: generates personnel for your team while it remains intact.
• Loudspeaker: gives orders to bots.

Game modes

The game includes competitive team modes and co-op modes:

• Warfare: deplete the enemy’s personnel and eliminate them all to win.
• Capture The Flag: capture the enemy’s flag and bring it back to your base.
• 100 Kills: the first team to reach 100 kills wins.
• Assault: work together to defeat all enemies at their base.
• Invasion: defend your base from attacking enemies in co-op.
• Space Race: the first team to build a rocket wins.

Weapons and vehicles

Weapons range from close-combat tools to long-range firearms, and include dynamite for mining or combat:

• Shovel: very short range.
• Pistol: short range.
• Assault rifle: medium range.
• Rocket launcher: long range.
• Sniper rifle: very long range.
• Dynamite: mainly used for mining, but also works as a weapon.

Vehicles provide transport and combat options:

• ATV: helps you travel quickly.
• Humvee: transports troops.
• Tank: a heavily armoured vehicle.
• Attack Helicopter: a combat helicopter.

Maps and matches

Play on procedurally generated or handcrafted maps, in small 256x256 or large 512x512 formats. Maps have a day/night cycle. The game prioritizes fun over competition: it does not track win/loss ratios or keep a history of past games, and it has no rankings. You also cannot see other players’ kills and deaths.