Action Variety
Lot No. 47
Blockpost
Blockpost is a first-person shooter from Skullcap Studios, played online against other people on different maps and modes. It is for teens and adults on a computer who already enjoy shooting games; Poki does not list it for phones or tablets.
- Genre
- Action
- Packed by (studio)
- Skullcap Studios
- Devices
- Computer only
- Controls used
- Keyboard and mouse
- Session
- Online matches
- Account
- Not required to open on Poki
- Suitability
- Teens and up (shooting)
- Updated on Poki
- May 2022 (as listed on Poki)
How it plays, in plain words
Poki files Blockpost under shooting games and tags it FPS, multiplayer, blocky, 3D, .io and 2 players. In practice you see the world through your character's eyes, the scenery is built from blocks, and the other players in a match are real people online. Poki mentions different maps and modes without naming them, so this page does not name them either. The 2 players tag on Poki suggests you can end up in a match with someone you know, but Poki does not explain how, so this page leaves it there.
The controls follow a familiar computer-shooter layout. W A S D or the arrow keys move, a left mouse click shoots, a right click aims, Space jumps and the number keys switch between weapons. Because the mouse does the aiming, Blockpost is listed for computers only. If you already play shooters on a computer, the layout will feel familiar within a minute; if you do not, spend a moment just moving, jumping and switching weapons before worrying about aim.
Poki's own advice for the game is to use cover and stay calm under pressure. That holds for most online shooters: moving between things that hide you, and not firing wildly when surprised, usually counts for more than raw speed. It is also a reason Blockpost can feel demanding at first: the other players are people, not scripted opponents, and some will have played far longer than you.
Controls, stencilled
First-go tips
Learn which number key holds which weapon before a match gets busy, so you can switch without looking down.
Right-click to aim before shooting at anything far away.
Use cover, as Poki's description suggests: stop behind blocks rather than in open ground.
Stay calm when caught out. Getting to cover first often works better than turning to fire straight away.
Use a mouse rather than a trackpad; aiming and shooting at the same time is hard without one. A trackpad makes it hard to move the view quickly.
A good pick for
Teens and adults with a computer and a mouse who like online shooters and are comfortable playing against strangers. Players new to shooters can still start here, as long as they expect a learning period against more experienced people.
The honest minuses
— It is a shooting game, so it is not a fit for younger children.
— Computer only: Poki does not list phones or tablets.
— Matches are against real people online, whose behaviour this site cannot vouch for.
From the same sheet
- Build League →
Also played online with other people, with W A S D or arrow-key movement
- Sprint League →
Shares the W A S D or arrow-key movement, without any shooting
It opens on poki.com, not here
The game runs on poki.com, a separate site that Elvarmarskkairo does not own or control. The link opens it in a new tab, where Poki's own terms, adverts and cookies apply.
Open Blockpost on Poki → (opens poki.com in a new tab)Quick questions on this one
Can I play Blockpost on a phone or tablet?
No. Poki lists it for computers only; it needs a keyboard and a mouse. Poki's page does not list a touch-screen control for it.
Who do I play against?
Other real players online, according to the Poki page.
Why do the dates look out of order?
Poki shows a release date of July 2025 and a last update of May 2022. We report both exactly as Poki lists them.