Neither here nor there. Not really a Match 3, not really Tetris, mostly just a clicker because all there is to it is blindly clicking as fast as possible. What really annoys me is that I can only turn off the menu sound and there is no way to mute sound effects during gameplay.

Nice game. Not anything impressive, but it works. Good for killing a few minutes with grindy clicking, though I would not at all call this a puzzle game like tetris or anything similar. Basically, if you want to get carpal tunnel making a score of approximately 1.5 million every hour, this'll do it. lol

I played a few rounds to get a feel for it before blowing over an hour on a single game and making 3rd place on the leader board. I figure you could make the top rank with about 2-2.5 mil or something within about 2 hours.
So if you feel like some mindlessly quick color-clicking to conquer a simple game, you'll probably like this. lol

Not sure if it's worth 2 bucks though. I paid 50 cents, and maybe a buck sounds good. So if interested, grab it on sale.

Inca Blocks.... Is it... Eh why do I even bother, really this game is just pure trash, copying some game someone made and pasting it here on steam for 1$ SORRY 2?! 2 ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ BUCKS?!.
This game offers NOTHING new, HORRIBLE MUSIC, NOTHING ELSE BUT GETTING HIGH SCORE. NO REALLY WHAT THE ACTUAL ♥♥♥♥ IS THIS GAME?!
1/10, it works.

"Inca Blocks" is casual indie game inwhich you have to match 3 blocks or more of the same kind of blocks.
The game is pretty easy, you just click on the blocks and they disappear, also you have to look out for the time.
The music and the style of the game was good.
When you want all achievments you have to play for a while, you get them for each color and specific blockcounts like 12 or 20, also for some other stuff like timelimits or losing.
This whole game took me around 0.9 hours.
I bought it for 0.55€ on Sale and it was good for that price. But i dont know if i would buy it for the full price.
The game itself was fun, Try it out!

Whack.

A simple game where you need to click to remove the blocks that appear with time. The longer you play, the more blocks appear, the faster it happens. The idea is quite old, but I have not seen this kind of games here yet. Of the minuses, I would say that the time delay is too long, and sometimes just do not want to use it, although it is necessary. The game perfectly suits to pass a couple of hours, compete with friends (there is a table of points), and it contains achievements.

A fun puzzle game made in the style of the Inca civilization. Group blocks by color.

Neither here nor there. Not really a Match 3, not really Tetris, mostly just a clicker because all there is to it is blindly clicking as fast as possible. What really annoys me is that I can only turn off the menu sound and there is no way to mute sound effects during gameplay.

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It should be easy to rip off a match-3/tetris game, it's a proven formula. Hundreds of indy devs have earned dozens of dollars by doing this and sending them straight to bundles. Inca Blocks tries to shake up the formula by making a much less complex and interesting game. Click on two or more matching blocks to eliminate them as the blocks rise steadily towards the top, ending the game if you can't click away enough blocks before it can reach the top.

This is a lot less interesting than arranging blocks like in Tetris or Bejewelled. Has anyone ever said, "I like Tetris but it's way too complicated!"? I don't think so.

An important note: Bullid Games are known asset flippers and have previously taken other developers work and put it on Steam in an attempt to scam gamers into buying asset flips.

One example of Bullid Games doing this is Super Golf 2018, which is really the "Quick Golf[assetstore.unity.com]" asset, written by the actual developers, Shorka Games.

Asset flips are harmful to the gaming industry. They're nothing but cash grabs, and they harm genuine indie developers by reducing their visibility on Steam. Because this game might be an asset flip, as well as the other problems with it, it's impossible to recommend.