A Dirt block is a type of Soft Block in the Cube Life Games. Not to be confused with Grass block.
General[]
Dirt blocks are found all throughout the Game world in both Cube Life: Island Survival and Cube Life: Pixel Action Heroes. In most cases, Dirt blocks do not naturally exist above the ground, they are almost always underneath a Grass block or another Dirt block. As of Version 1.5 of Cube Life: Island Survival, Dirt Blocks have an updated and enhanced texture. They also crumble into smaller blocks when destroyed. Dirt blocks remain unchanged in Cube Life: Pixel Action Heroes.
Technical[]
- When a Dirt block is destroyed, it has a 100% chance of dropping itself.
- The Dirt block has six hit points.
Strategy[]
- In Survival Mode of Cube Life: Island Survival, Dirt blocks are the most common block in the world, and are easy to destroy. This makes them an ideal candidate for building bridges to other islands or creating a simple structure.
- Dirt blocks are also very useful for draining Water out of structures that are below Sea-Level.
- In the Creative Mode of Cube Life: Island Survival, Dirt blocks can be used to make landscapes.
- Dirt blocks are easilly destroyed by Bullets in Cube Life: Pixel Action Heroes, so beware of holes.
- The same goes for Deathmatch modes in Cube Life: Island Survival if Explosives are used.
History[]
Dirt blocks were first introduced in Cube Life: Island Survival. In Version 1.2, the behavior of all blocks was changed so that once a block was hit, it would remain damaged. This change effected the Dirt block, and was carried over into Cube Life: Pixel Action Heroes and. In Version 1.5 of Cube Life: Island Survival, Dirt blocks received a texture update. Their behavior was also changed so that they would crumble into pieces when destroyed. Dirt blocks returned when Cube Life: Pixel Action Heroes was ported to Nintendo Switch, but their textures were the same as in the legacy version of Cube Life: Island Survival on Wii U.
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