Games for Solo players
Tournament
Tour Puzzle Island, meeting Islanders and solving their Tournament Puzzles. Solving any 15 out of the 25 puzzles earns the player a ranking award and allows progress to the next ranking. There are seven rankings to progress through before the player gets the chance to become the new Puzzle Master by solving a further set of puzzles. . Bonus Denki Stars can be collected along the way by making the Bonus shapes and Three-Of-A-Kind solutions.
Players who solve all of an Islander's puzzles get the opportunity to solve that Islander's Personal Puzzles. Completing these puzzles will earn the player a Personal Item from the Islander.
Perfecto!
The challenge is to solve the Perfecto Puzzle of each Islander as quickly as possible and in as few moves as possible. There are 8 levels of Perfecto!
Workout
Solve as many puzzles as possible in a set time.
The Club
In the Club, players can exchange the Denki Stars they have collected for Special Puzzles which contain special types of Denki Blocks, such as The Painter block and the Joker block. There are 25 Special Puzzles.
Training
A player can get training on the different aspects of Denki Blocks! from the 30 lessons in the Training section.
Games for 2 players
Battle (Islanders do not play Battle)
Players take turns to move blocks until a join is made. The player who joins all their blocks wins the game.
There are 4 Battle boards to choose from.
Games for 2-4 players (Islanders or Guests can play these)
Race
Players race to solve puzzles quicker than the other players. There are two lengths of race to pick from.
All Change
Player make shapes and swap them with other players. The winner is the one who is the fastest to make the shape they have been given.
On The Club selection screen of the Game Boy Advance version of Denki Blocks! you will see an Extra! option. To activate this option you must complete all the Tournament Puzzles, all the Personal Puzzles, collect all the Denki Stars available in the Tournament by making bonus shapes and three-of-a-kind solutions (as well as the ones in Training!) and complete all the Club Special Puzzles.
Once you have done this the Extra! option will be available. Get to it!
The European version was released on 19th October 2001 and has English, French, German, Spanish and Italian language options.
The American version is in English.
The Japanese version is in Japanese.