Bloxorz

Bloxorz Level Codes: All 33 Passcodes (Level 1–33 List)

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Bloxorz has no save button. What it has instead is a six-digit passcode shown in the top-right corner of every level, and typing that code on the title screen drops you straight back into the level it belongs to. The codes are built into the game, so they are the same for everyone, on every site, in every year since 2007. Here is the full list, followed by how to enter one and what to check when a code is refused.

All 33 Bloxorz passcodes

Quick answer: level 1 is 780464, level 16 is 000241, level 32 is 879021 and the last level, 33, is 614955. The full list is below.

These are read straight out of the game file: bloxorz.swf, the same build that runs in the game on this site, keeps all 33 codes in one level table. Level 1’s code is the one the game shows when you start a new game, and level 16 is the one that starts with three zeros.

LevelPasscode
1780464
2290299
3918660
4520967
5028431
6524383
7189493
8499707
9074355
10300590
11291709
12958640
13448106
14210362
15098598
16000241
17683596
18284933
19119785
20543019
21728724
22987319
23293486
24088198
25250453
26426329
27660141
28769721
29691859
30280351
31138620
32879021
33614955

How to enter a Bloxorz passcode

  1. Press Play on the home page and wait for the title animation to finish. The menu only responds once the block has stopped moving, about ten seconds in.
  2. Click Load Stage. A line reading Type passcode appears under it.
  3. Type the six digits. On a keyboard just type them; on a phone tap the passcode line first so the on-screen keyboard opens.
  4. Click Enter on the menu. The Enter key on your keyboard does nothing here, which catches out almost everyone the first time.
  5. The level loads with its passcode shown top-right and the move counter at zero.

Why the code did not work

  • You pressed the keyboard Enter key. The game ignores it. Click the word Enter in the menu instead.
  • The menu was not ready. Clicks during the intro animation are dropped. Wait for the block to settle, then try again.
  • A digit is wrong. The codes have no letters and always six digits. Level 16 starts with three zeros and is the one most often mistyped.
  • Nothing happens and the code stays on screen. That is the game's only way of saying no. There is no error message. Clear it and re-type.

Where the passcodes come from

Damien Clarke built Bloxorz in 2007 for the web, where saving progress to a server was not an option for a small Flash game. Passcodes were the standard answer: each level carries a fixed number, the player writes it down, and the game needs no account and no storage. That is also why the list above works on any copy of the game and why a friend's code works for you. The only thing a code stores is the level number; your move count and any half-finished attempt are not part of it.

Does the game save anyway?

No. Close the tab and you are back to the title screen next time. The version here runs the original Flash file through the Ruffle emulator, and Ruffle does not add a save system, so the passcode is still the way back. Write down the code of the last level you reached, or bookmark this page.

Is using a passcode cheating?

Not in any way the game cares about. Bloxorz scores nothing across levels and keeps no total. The move counter resets on every level and exists only so you can try to beat your own number. Skipping to level 20 with a code and solving it is the same achievement as reaching it from level 1, and a lot faster after a slip on level 19.

Frequently asked questions

What is the passcode for Bloxorz level 1?

780464. The game shows it as soon as you start a new game, which is a good moment to notice where the codes live on screen.

What is the last level of Bloxorz?

Level 33. Finishing it returns you to the title screen; there is no secret 34th stage.

Can I enter a code on a phone?

Yes. Tap Load Stage, tap the passcode line to raise the keyboard, type the digits and tap Enter in the menu.

Are the codes different on other websites?

No. Every genuine copy of Bloxorz is the same Flash file, so the codes are identical everywhere.

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