O'BLOCK
Released 20 October 2026 · PC · Indie, Simulation, Strategy
You start with $300 and a shoebox. You end up selling sneakers to billionaires, if you can read who's lying. Every buyer hides their number and some lie about it. Free to play: name your price, win the deal, climb from the block to a billion.
Story
O'BLOCK is a free roguelike about one action: naming a price. You buy and sell sneakers by haggling with people who never say what they'll accept. You start on a Chicago block with $300 and a pair of Bred 1s, rent due in seven days. A good run ends with you selling to billionaires. How a deal works Each day, people walk up to buy or sell. Every one of them has a hidden reservation price, a mood and a limited patience. You make an offer. They answer with a tell: how far off you are, in their own way. Get close and they take it. Push too hard or too often and they walk. The street price is a range, not a number. It narrows as your reputation grows. Fakes tell on themselves. A font, a smell, a slumped toe. One odd detail can be nothing. Two means it's fake, and a sharp buyer will catch you selling it. Hit someone's number exactly and your name is worth more. That raises what every buyer pays you. Miss, and it drops. You also sell to the market overnight , hold stock for hype, and buy whole lots and pallets that sell for less per pair the bigger they get. Why it's a roguelike Runs. Three modes: climb to a billion, a thirty-day summer scored on your worth, and a daily seed...
Gameplay
O'BLOCK is a free roguelike about one action: naming a price. You buy and sell sneakers by haggling with people who never say what they'll accept. You start on a Chicago block with $300 and a pair of Bred 1s, rent due in seven days. A good run ends with you selling to billionaires. How a deal works Each day, people walk up to buy or sell. Every one of them has a hidden reservation price, a mood and a limited patience. You make an offer. They answer with a tell: how far off you are, in their own way. Get close and they take it. Push too hard or too often and they walk. The street price is a range, not a number. It narrows as your reputation grows. Fakes tell on themselves. A font, a smell, a slumped toe. One odd detail can be nothing. Two means it's fake, and a sharp buyer will catch you selling it. Hit someone's number exactly and your name is worth more. That raises what every buyer pays you. Miss, and it drops. You also sell to the market overnight , hold stock for hype, and buy whole lots and pallets that sell for less per pair the bigger they get. Why it's a roguelike Runs. Three modes: climb to a billion, a thirty-day summer scored on your worth, and a daily seed that everyone plays the same day. Ten heat levels, each adding one rule. Six origins, each with an upside and a catch. Weekly rounds. Every seventh day you pay rent and need to have sold a quota. Miss...
Features
- Single-player
- Steam Achievements
- Camera Comfort
- Color Alternatives
- Adjustable Difficulty
- Keyboard Only Option
- #category_playable_at_your_own_pace
- Playable without Timed Input
Release details
O'BLOCK is a Indie, Simulation and Strategy game by Matthew Busel. O'BLOCK came out on Tuesday, 20 October 2026 on PC. This date comes from Steam and was last checked on 20 October 2026.
Frequently asked questions
When did O'BLOCK come out?
O'BLOCK came out on 20 October 2026.
Which platforms is O'BLOCK on?
O'BLOCK is on PC.
Who makes O'BLOCK?
O'BLOCK is developed by Matthew Busel.
What kind of game is O'BLOCK?
O'BLOCK is a game of these genres: Indie, Simulation and Strategy.