About
A guide built around five numbers.
Players, match length, map, variant, date measured. The prose explains those; it does not replace them.
This is a field guide to Miniblox: eighteen modes, a custom-game browser, and a client that explains very little of either. The official pages describe what each mode is. Nobody publishes what a match costs in minutes, how many players are in it, or what it pays — so we play the modes and write those numbers down.
Why “field guide”
Because the numbers are the point. A mode page here is built around five values — players, match length, map, variant, date measured — and the prose exists to explain those, not the other way round. When a value is missing the page says not measured instead of estimating it.
How the site is made
One person, one browser, one evening at a time. Sessions are captured to disk with timestamps, and every figure on a page can be traced back to a frame from that capture. The method, including what we refuse to publish, is on the testing page.
What this site is not
It is not an official wiki, not a trading post, and not a place where you will find a tier list written before anyone played the patch. It is also not complete: fifteen of the eighteen modes still carry an official only badge because we have not had them in a match yet.
Miniblox Field Guide is an unofficial project. It is not affiliated with the developers of Miniblox or with CrazyGames.