Pixel Magnet Blocks
Pixel-art building blocks with a magnet behind every face. They click together in any direction, so kids can build the worlds from their favourite games with their own hands, at the kitchen table, with the screen switched off.
- Magnets in every face — blocks click together on all six sides
- No instructions, no wrong way — if they can picture it, they can build it
- Rebuild in seconds — pull apart and start a brand-new world
- Chunky 2.5 cm blocks — easy for small hands, no fiddly pieces
In stock — ships within 1–2 business days
Free tracked shipping · arrives in 7–12 business days
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Description
Pixel Magnet Blocks are chunky 2.5 cm building cubes with a magnet sealed behind every face, printed with pixel-art designs like grass, water, wood, brick, stone and lava. They click together in any direction, so kids can build the worlds from their favourite games with their own hands: tree houses, waterfalls, castles, farms, whole villages.
There's no booklet and no wrong way to build. Tip them out, click them together, pull them apart and start again. Each set has 36 blocks, and every set clicks with every other set, so their world can keep growing. For ages 6 and up.
Specifications
- In each set: 36 magnetic blocks in a mix of pixel-art designs (grass, leaves, water, wood, brick, stone, lava and more)
- Block size: 2.5 cm (1 in) cubes
- Magnets: 6 per block, one sealed behind each face
- Material: ABS plastic
- Age: 6+ (contains magnets)
- Mix and match: every set in the range clicks together
Safety & care
Ages 6+. This toy contains magnets. Not suitable for children under 6. Keep loose blocks away from babies, toddlers and pets.
Warning: swallowed magnets can stick together inside the body and cause serious or fatal injury. Get medical help immediately if a magnet is swallowed or inhaled.
Check the blocks from time to time and stop using any block that is cracked, split or has a loose magnet. Wipe clean with a damp cloth; don't soak them or put them in the dishwasher.
Shipping & returns
Free tracked shipping on every order. Orders ship within 1–2 business days and usually arrive in 7–12 business days.
Not the right fit? Contact us within 30 days of delivery for a full refund.
See it in action
Watch the magnets do the work
No studs, no glue, no forcing pieces. Bring two blocks close and they snap together, on any side.
Made to be played with, not put away
That satisfying click
Every face has a magnet, so blocks snap together in any direction. That little click is half the fun, and it keeps their hands busy.
Their idea, their world
No step-by-step booklet. A tree house, a waterfall, a castle with a moat: it starts in their head and ends up on the table.
Never “finished”
Pull it apart and start again. A set that can become anything doesn't get built once and shelved.
Easy to share
Chunky blocks and no right way to build mean siblings, friends and grown-ups can all join in on one world.
The screen-time squeeze
2.5 hrs
a day: that's how long the average child aged 0–8 spends on screens.
And time spent gaming is up 65% in four years. It's rarely that kids don't want to play. The screen is just the easiest thing within reach.
So put something just as satisfying within reach instead. Pixel Magnet Blocks put the build-anything feeling of their favourite games into their hands.
Source: The 2025 Common Sense Census: Media Use by Kids Zero to Eight, Common Sense Media.
Sound familiar?
You've tried to get them off the screen. It never sticks.
Most of what parents try takes the screen away. It doesn't give them something better to do.
Screen-time limits
The timer goes off, the tears start, and five minutes later it's “when can I have it back?”
Tiny brick sets
Built once from the booklet, then broken into a tub of pieces nobody wants to sort, or step on.
The toy of the week
Exciting for a day, forgotten by the weekend. Toys that only do one thing get “finished” fast.
“Go and play”
Without something that grabs them, “I'm bored” arrives about four minutes later.
The switch
From “five more minutes” to “come and see what I built!”
Same kids. Same rainy afternoon. A very different kind of quiet.
- Eyes glued to a glowing screen
- Meltdowns when time's up
- “I'm bored” the minute it's off
- Everyone in a different room
- Hands busy, heads full of ideas
- Click, build, pull apart, rebuild
- Siblings working on one world
- Proud “come and look!” moments
Illustrative photos. Every child is different.
The click
The satisfying click they'll keep coming back to.
Six magnets sit inside every block, one behind each face, so blocks pull together in any direction with a soft, satisfying click. No forcing pieces, no booklet to follow, no wrong way to build: just fast, hands-on making that keeps up with their imagination.
- Snaps together on all 6 sides
- Pulls apart easily for a quick rebuild
- Magnetic hold for walls, towers and roofs
How it works
Tip them out. Start clicking.
No booklet, no sorting, no setup. It takes about ten seconds to get going.
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Tip them out
Pour the blocks onto the table or the floor. Every block works with every other block.
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Click together, any side
A house, a waterfall, a castle, a farm: whatever they're imagining today.
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Pull apart and rebuild
Blocks come apart with a gentle pull, so tomorrow's world can be completely different.
Peace of mind
Magnets sealed inside. Made for ages 6 and up.
Each magnet sits sealed inside its block, so there are no loose magnets to pick at. Because the blocks contain magnets, they're designed for children aged 6 and up, and should be kept away from babies, toddlers and pets.
- Magnets sealed inside every block
- Designed for ages 6 and up
- Check now and then, and retire any block that cracks
Play with a purpose
What they're practising while they play
It just looks like fun. Underneath, every build is a little workout for their brain and their hands.
Spatial thinking
Picturing a roof before it exists, or working out how to make a bridge reach across a gap, is 3D problem-solving in action.
Fine motor control
Lining up, stacking and pulling apart small blocks works little fingers and hand-eye coordination.
Imagination and storytelling
With no instructions, every build starts as their own idea, and most turn into a story about who lives there.
In a study of 847 children aged 4–7, those who played with blocks and puzzles more often scored higher on a test of spatial reasoning (Jirout & Newcombe, Psychological Science, 2015). It's a link, not a promise, but it's a pretty good excuse for more building.
The little details
Six magnets, one per face
Blocks connect on every side, so nothing has to line up “the right way”.
Pixel-art on every side
Grass, leaves, water, wood, brick, stone, lava and more, printed on all six faces.
Chunky 2.5 cm blocks
Big enough for small hands to grab, small enough to build real detail.
Tidies away in seconds
Click them into one solid brick and pop it back on the shelf.
Build ideas
What will they build first?
Real-life builds at home. Mix sets together and every block clicks with every other block.
The bigger builds in these photos use more than one set.
Christmas, sorted
The gift that's still on the table after Christmas.
For the kid who already has every gadget, the grandchild you never know what to buy for, or siblings who always end up fighting over one toy. The Mega World bundle has 108 blocks: enough for two or three kids to build side by side without squabbling over the water blocks.
Choose the Mega WorldMagnet blocks vs. tiny brick sets
Brick sets are great for following plans. These are made for making it up as you go.
| Pixel Magnet Blocks | Tiny brick sets | |
|---|---|---|
| Connects on all 6 sides | ||
| Pulls apart in a second to rebuild | ||
| Chunky pieces for small hands | ||
| Tidies into one brick in a minute | ||
| Pixel-art look from their favourite games |
Questions, answered
What age are they for?
Ages 6 and up. The blocks contain magnets, so they're not suitable for younger children. Keep loose blocks away from babies, toddlers and pets, and put them out of reach when younger siblings are around.
Are the magnets safe?
Each magnet is sealed inside its block. As with any magnetic toy, check the blocks now and then and stop using any block that's cracked or has a loose magnet.
Important: swallowed magnets can stick together inside the body and cause serious injury. If you think a magnet has been swallowed, get medical help straight away.
How many blocks do I need?
36 blocks (1 set) is enough for a small house, a tree or a little scene. 72 blocks lets one builder go bigger, or two kids build side by side. 108 blocks is for castles, villages and sibling builds. Every set clicks together, so you can add more any time.
Do they come with instructions?
They don't need any. Every block connects to every other block on all six sides, so there's no wrong way to build. If they want a starting point, the build ideas further up this page are a good place to begin.
Do they work with other magnetic block brands?
Every set in our range clicks together. Other brands use different sizes and magnet layouts, so we can't promise they'll fit.
Is this official merchandise from a video game?
No. Pixel Magnet Blocks are our own design. They aren't affiliated with or endorsed by any video game or game company.
How do I clean them?
Wipe them with a damp cloth and let them dry. Don't soak them, put them in the dishwasher or use harsh cleaners.
Will it arrive in time for Christmas?
Orders ship within 1–2 business days and usually arrive in 7–12 business days, with tracking all the way. Ordering by early December gives you the most breathing room.
What if they don't love them?
Contact us within 30 days of delivery and we'll arrange a return and a full refund. No awkward questions.
Give them 30 days of building. Love them, or send them back.
If the blocks aren't getting played with, contact us within 30 days of delivery for a full refund.
