Block'n'Load's different. It is a game built from the same voxels that power Minecraft's destructible terrain, reinforced by the mechanics of class-based shooter as Team Fortress 2. Block'n'Load's ...

Block N Load has gone free-to-play, meaning it's now up against dozens of other zero-cost games battling for your attention. But what makes this Minecraft-inspired shooter more worthy of your time ...

Block N Load, the new game from Runescape maker Jagex, launches on Steam on 30th April. Block N Load is an online multiplayer shooter with Minecraft-style block placing and destroying mechanics. The ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Block N Load normally sells for $15, but to celebrate the game's official release, Jagex is offering it to everyone for free this weekend only as part ...

Runescape developer Jagex will today launch its new construction and destruction-based first-person shooter Block N Load. The online PC shooter allows you to build and blow up destructible arenas as ...

Block N Load 2 is a team-based, PVP hero shooter where you will have to think fast on their feet in arenas where they must build, destroy and fill with traps, teleporters, boosters and more to survive ...

Toadman Interactive announced this week that they will be launching a new closed beta for players to try out Block N Load 2. Those looking to sign up for the beta can do so via Steam as it will run ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. The game is scheduled to launch through Steam in early 2015. Since the game's announcement in November, Block N Load's David Solari reports that there ...

Yeesh. It seems like you wait forever for an innovative, team-based shooter with colourful character design to come along and then—bam!—two get announced at once. Well, not quite at once. By now ...

Block N’ Load creatively combines construction with destruction. Matches are set up in two phases. After spending time in a lobby where they can pick their character and let the team know if they plan ...

Just five months after its initial launch. Block N Load, the first-person shooter that combines sandbox construction and competitive FPS gameplay, has gone free-to-play, developer Jagex Games Studio ...