Last Verified: August 2026 | No codes. The rewards in the name are free Roblox items, not a code box.
There are no codes for Block Puzzle. The word rewards sits right there in the game’s name, which is why so many people go looking, but it points at something else entirely.
What it actually means is free Roblox items handed out to players who liked the game, and the game’s own page says so. Below is how that works, what the three passes cost, and one bonus you may already have without knowing.
Active Block Puzzle Codes (August 2026)
There are no codes, and there is no code box in the game.
It opened in December 2023 and has never run one. No code list anywhere has made a page for it, and the game’s own page does not mention codes at any point.
If that ever changes, expect the codes to be case-sensitive like almost every other game. Copying beats typing.
What the Rewards in the Name Really Are
This is the whole reason people land here, so it is worth being clear about.
The game page says that liking the game qualifies you for any future free limited Roblox items it gives away. That is what rewards means here.
Those are real Roblox items, the kind that sit in your inventory and work in other games. They are not coins, not points and not something you claim with a code.
So the thing to do is press the thumbs up, which costs nothing, and then keep an eye on the game. There is no box to type anything into.
The name gained that word in February 2025, about fourteen months after the game opened, and it has carried it ever since.
How to Redeem Block Puzzle Codes
You cannot, and that is the honest answer. There is no code box anywhere in this game.
There is money in the game, earned by playing, and you spend it on skins for your blocks. A code could in theory pay into that, but the developer has never run one.
What exists instead is three passes, bought with Robux through Roblox. None of them is a currency pack.
Scripts are the other thing people try, and that answer is also no. Our Block Puzzle script page goes through the one listing that claims the game.
What the Three Passes Cost
x2 XP, 399 Robux
The dearest one. It doubles the experience you earn, which is what pushes your level up.
Rainbow Blocks, 199 Robux
Cosmetic. It changes what your blocks look like and nothing else.
x2 Cash, 149 Robux
Doubles the money you earn, which you spend on more skins.
That is the entire shop at 747 Robux, and all three went on sale in March 2024. Nothing has been added since.
None of them helps you place a block. Two make numbers go up faster and one changes the colours.

A Bonus You Might Already Have
The game page mentions one more thing worth knowing. Players with Roblox Premium get a 20 per cent bonus on the money they earn in this game.
That is not something you buy here. If you already have Premium for other reasons, it is simply on.
It is not worth signing up for on its own, since the money only buys block skins. Worth knowing if you have it already, though.
Things That Cost Nothing
Liking the game
This is the one that qualifies you for the free item giveaways, and it is a single button press.
Every level and every mode
Nothing in the puzzle itself is locked. The hardest levels are open to anyone who can reach them.
Playing it anywhere
The game page lists phones, computers, Xbox, PlayStation 5 and VR, and none of them costs extra.
When Do New Block Puzzle Codes Drop?
There is no schedule, because there has never been a first one. Nearly three years without a code is a settled answer rather than a gap in our list.
The free item giveaways are the thing to watch instead, and the game page says the way to qualify is to have liked it.
The page also promises special game modes as coming soon. That line has been there a long while, so treat it as a maybe rather than a plan.
About Block Puzzle
Block Puzzle is a grid puzzle. Three shapes appear at a time, you drag them onto the board, and a full row or column clears itself. It ends when nothing fits any more.
It opened in December 2023 and has passed 74 million trips. About 89 in every 100 votes are likes, and a run lasts a little under nine minutes on average.
It is made by a verified group with one game to its name, and it runs on phones, computers, consoles and in VR.
For the full milestone ladder and the game’s own pass rates for each level, see our Block Puzzle wiki.