Million Blocks – An Incremental Clicker About Breaking One Million Blocks

11/14/2026, 6:13:49 PM (JST)

Release date: 11/12/2026

Tags: #indie #incremental #idler #management #exploration #casual #simulation #relaxing

Reference prices

Japan

¥ 378 (JPY)

Steam JP

$2.69 (USD)

Steam Global

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Japan Price: ¥ 378
Global Price: $2.69
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Sale Status: On sale
Price Checked At: 11/15/2026, 4:09:58 AM (JST)

Key highlight

An incremental clicker where the goal is to destroy one million blocks, using manual clicks or idle helpers across six upgrade branches and a prestige system.

Who this is for

If you enjoy optimization-driven idle games, the six upgrade branches and prestige loop should keep you tinkering for a while.

Hardware Guide for Comfortable Play

Based on the game's recommended specs, showing a comfortable performance target and example parts (PassMark reference)

CPU

Game's recommended spec

Intel Core i5 - i7 Quad Core

Comfortable play target

15,600 pts(~130% above spec of 12,000 pts)

Parts near this range

ARM - 12 Core 0 MHz15,636 pts Intel Core i3-1220PE15,664 pts Intel Core 5 32015,503 pts

GPU

Game's recommended spec

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060

Comfortable play target

18,290 pts(~130% above spec of 14,069 pts)

Parts near this range

GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER18,119 pts GeForce RTX 208018,563 pts GeForce GTX 1080 Ti18,598 pts

* Scores are reference values. Actual performance varies by in-game settings, resolution, and system environment.

Details

Overview

Million Blocks sets a single, absurdly clear objective: destroy exactly one million blocks. How you reach that number is left entirely to you. You can chip away by hand, one click at a time, or build a small workforce of idle helpers and let them grind on your behalf. Developed and published by PixelsForge, this is a casual incremental game that leans on the quiet satisfaction of watching a counter climb.

The loop is simple by design. Every block can be broken with a click, and each broken block feeds money and experience back into your progression.

Level up, spend the cash on upgrades, and the numbers start moving faster.

Highlights

Three kinds of idle helpers divide the labor: one deals damage to blocks, one earns money, and one earns XP.
Progression splits across six independent upgrade branches — the block itself, manual clicks, idle damage, idle money, idle XP, and bonus effects — so builds can be shaped freely.
A prestige system offers permanent upgrades, giving long-term players a reason to reset and rebuild stronger.

Who It's For

This one is aimed at players who enjoy incremental and idler games where optimization matters more than reflexes. If you like tinkering with separate upgrade trees and watching passive income snowball while you are away, the structure here should feel familiar. The relaxed pace and single-player focus also make it an easy fit for short sessions or background play. Note that the store lists English as the supported language, and the game carries Steam Achievements and Steam Cloud support.