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Drop Puzzle, Blast Puzzle, or the browser game?

Same name, three games. The one with pits and a countdown is Rollic. The ones that clear rows are not.

Rollic Drop PuzzleVoodoo Blast PuzzleOnki browser
First listed5 Feb 202628 Jun 2023March 2026
MoveFill every pit with matching sandDrop shapes, complete rowsPlace three shapes, clear a full line
ClockCountdown on each levelStore text does not mention oneLose if sand crosses the top line
Levels630 in public indexes on 31 Oct 2026Row-clearing score progression; listing gives no totalNo published level count
WhereiOS, Android, Windows via PlayApp Store listingBrowser and the CrazyGames app
Evidence statusStore identity: 1 publisher source; gameplay also shown in public walkthroughs1 source · Voodoo’s App Store listing1 source · CrazyGames listing
Checked2026-10-312026-10-312026-10-31

Which page you wanted

A pit that fills from 0% to 100% means Rollic, and the level pages on this site apply. Blocks falling from the top to make a horizontal line means Voodoo or Onki. I did not find a public statement that Onki’s browser game is a port of Voodoo’s, so I am not writing that. Voodoo’s Android availability was not on the App Store page I read, so the table only lists that App Store page.

Nearby games that are not either of these are on games like Sand Blocks.

Questions

Which Sand Blocks has a timer?

Rollic’s Drop Puzzle shows a countdown in public level videos. Voodoo’s store text never mentions a clock. I am not upgrading that silence into a confirmed no-timer mode.

Is the CrazyGames game the Rollic game?

No. CrazyGames lists Onki Games, a March 2026 browser release, and row clearing. Rollic’s game is the store app from 5 Feb 2026.

Which one should I install?

If you want the pit-filling guide on this site, use the Rollic App Store or Google Play listing. If blocks fall from the top, you are in a different game.

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