Blockpost
How to Play Blockpost ?
Blockpost takes the voxel look popularized by sandbox building games and puts it into a straightforward competitive FPS instead, blocky terrain, block-shaped cover, but real hitscan gunplay and a full class-based weapon loadout underneath the cosmetic style.
- Assault rifles reward holding angles at mid-range rather than pushing blind, sniper rifles want you rotating position after every shot instead of holding one window.
- In Capture the Flag, escorting your own flag carrier back through a choke point matters more than racing ahead to contest the enemy's spawn alone.
- Voxel cover blocks are destructible in some modes, so a wall that looks safe this second may not still be standing by the time you need it again.
Team Deathmatch rewards raw aim, but the objective modes are where coordinating pushes with teammates instead of running solo actually decides matches. Paint Strike runs a similarly blocky, class-based FPS format if you want to compare the two side by side.