Blocks n' Props — The two teams and how the game works
About
OverviewBlocks n' Props is a Roblox recreation of Gmod Jenga where two teams face off: one team clings to a tower while the other hurls props to knock them off. This guide covers both roles, how to survive as a Tower player, and how to land hits as a Destroyer.
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The two teams and how the game works
Table
At the start of each round, the game assigns you to one of two teams at random. Tower players win by staying on the tower. Destroyers win by knocking every Tower player off. The game cannot start without at least two players in the lobby, so you need at least one other person before a round begins.
| Tower team | stay on the tower and avoid every incoming prop |
| Destroyer team | launch props until all Tower players have been knocked off |
| Team assignment | decided randomly at the start of each round, not chosen by the player |
| Minimum players needed | two, or the round will not start |
Knocking players off as a Destroyer
TipsDestroyers have a range of props to throw, and each behaves differently in the air. Lighter props travel faster, while heavier props move slowly. When teammates attack from different directions at the same time, Tower players have far fewer safe spots to move to.
- Use lighter props when you need a fast, accurate throw at a specific target
- Switch to heavier props when you want a slower but harder hit
- If one Tower player keeps dodging you, focus on them with a teammate attacking from the opposite side
Playing with friends
SummaryThe game uses automatic matchmaking, so you cannot manually pick your team. However, entering the lobby at the same time gives you a good chance of landing in the same round. Remember that the round still needs at least two players total before it can begin.
Glossary
Glossary- Tower team
- The team whose goal is to stay on the tower and avoid being knocked off by props.
- Destroyer team
- The team that wins by throwing props to knock every Tower player off the tower.
- Prop
- An object thrown by Destroyers; lighter ones fly faster while heavier ones move slowly.
- Knocked off
- What happens when a prop hits a Tower player and sends them falling from the tower, removing them from the round.
- Lobby
- The waiting area where players gather before a round starts.
- Matchmaking
- The automatic system that assigns players to teams at the start of each round.
Common questions
FAQHow many players does a round need before it starts?
At least two players must be in the lobby. If only one person is waiting, the round will not begin.
Can I choose which team I am on?
No — the game assigns teams randomly at the start of each round.
How do I get into the same round as my friend?
Enter the lobby at the same time as your friend — that gives you the best chance of being placed in the same round. You cannot manually select a team or guarantee you end up on the same side.
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