We said games were gone. We lied. (Kind of.)
A while back, we made an announcement. Games were leaving Blidz. We were focusing on what we do best. Social shopping. Real savings. The whole thing.
We meant it at the time.
But here's what happened: we kept building, kept listening, and kept asking ourselves what would make Blidz genuinely more fun to open every single day. And the answer, inconveniently, kept coming back to games. Not games as a distraction from shopping — but games as part of the Blidz experience. Woven in. Earning you real rewards. Played against the people already in your circle.
That's a different thing entirely. And it was worth building properly.
So. Games are back. Five of them.
Here's your lineup:
2048 Combo — the number-sliding classic, Blidz edition. Satisfying in a way that's hard to explain until you're three rounds in.
Helix Fever — fast, reactive, and the kind of game that makes you go "one more try" approximately seventeen times.
Fox Rush — dodge, dash, and don't look away. This one moves.
Money Mamba — because of course there's a game called Money Mamba on a savings app.
Flappy Birby — yes, it's what you think it is. No, you will not find it easy. Yes, you will keep going.
More titles are in the works and landing soon — Trivia Mayhem is already on its way.
Play against your Companions, earn real Points
Every game you play earns you Blidz Points — the same points behind your shopping discounts and rewards. And the competition isn't just against yourself. You go up against your Companions, the people already in your Blidz circle. A monthly leaderboard tracks points earned across all games, so the rivalry has somewhere to live and bragging rights are on the line.
Why now, why this
The version of games we removed was a detour. This version is part of the destination — a Blidz that's more rewarding, more social, and more worth opening every day. We think you'll feel the difference.
We're glad we took the long way around. 🎮
— The Blidz Team
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