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Colourblocks World

Colourblocks World

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3.8 Popularity

Colorful puzzle game to learn about colors

System Requirements

Updated
May 21, 2025
Category
Age Rating
Everyone
Developer
Android
Android 8.0++
Package Name
tv.alphablocks.colourblocksworld

So here's my take on Colourblocks World - as someone who's tested a ton of educational apps for kids, I think this one's pretty solid. The color mixing mechanics are really well done, and I like how they weave in little stories and songs to make learning feel more engaging. It's not the most groundbreaking game ever, but it's polished, fun, and genuinely helpful for teaching kids about colors. The only real downside is it can get a bit repetitive after a while, but overall it's a great pick if you're looking for an app to help your little ones explore the world of color.

Manya Lyalya
AUTHOR: Manya Lyalya Editor, Grand Screen

Pros

  • Cute, colorful graphics that run smoothly
  • Tons of different mini-games and activities to keep kids engaged
  • Helpful for teaching color theory in a fun, interactive way
  • Free to download, no need to pay to access core features
  • Works well on both phones and tablets

Cons

  • Can feel a bit repetitive after playing for long stretches
  • Some of the puzzles are a little tricky for really young kids
  • Occasional ads that can be annoying, though you can pay to remove them
  • Doesn't have a ton of depth or longevity for older children
GOOGLE PLAY SCORE
3.8 /5
based on 753 reviews
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Description

I’ve been playing Colourblocks World for a couple months now. It’s basically a colorful puzzle game where you help these little block characters learn about different colors. The idea is to mix colors and make new ones, which is pretty cool.

There’s all kinds of mini-games and activities – you can paint pictures, match colors, and even do some light coding to make the characters move around. It’s got a bunch of levels to play through, each with its own theme and new color concepts to learn. Took me a while to figure out some of the puzzles, but it’s satisfying when you get it right.

Look, if you’ve got kids who are into learning about colors, they’ll probably love this app. It’s pretty educational but doesn’t feel like a boring school thing, you know? The graphics are bright and fun, and the characters are super cute. Not perfect, but it does the job of teaching color theory in a playful way.

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