The Where All Souls Return (Version 2.5) season update for Infinity Nikki has arrived with a sweeping wave of new content, most notably the sprawling Boneyard region within the mysterious land of Itzaland. Alongside new fashion items, challenges, and narrative quests, the update quietly introduced a charming puzzle mini-game series called Funny Blocks — a Tetris-style activity tucked into the corners of the Boneyard that rewards curious and thorough explorers.
What Are Funny Blocks?
Funny Blocks are a type of Folklore Box Game — a broader category of collectible interactive activities scattered across Infinity Nikki's regions. This specific variety tasks players with placing all provided colored blocks (displayed on the right side of the screen) into an empty board space, fitting them together like puzzle pieces until every slot is filled. The challenge lies in figuring out the correct orientation and order for each uniquely shaped piece.
For those who get stuck, the game offers a built-in safety net: Momo's Tip, found in the bottom-right corner beneath the Rotate and Place buttons. Activating it displays the complete solution for any given puzzle, making the activity accessible to players of all skill levels.
Rewards and Tracking Progress 🏆
Completing each individual Funny Blocks box game nets players 10 Diamonds and some Blings — resources that are always in demand for fashion-loving stylists. Progress across all 11 puzzles can be monitored through the Folklore Guide app on Nikki's Pear-Pal device.
Perhaps more importantly, finishing all 11 box games unlocks a bonus reward. Players who clear every puzzle should make their way to Gulittot at the Snail Ranch to claim additional Diamond rewards, making the full completion run well worth the effort.
All 11 Funny Blocks Locations 📍
There are exactly 11 Funny Blocks box games spread across the Boneyard region. They are hidden in a wide variety of spots — from grand city halls to beachside tents — so players will need to explore both indoor and outdoor environments carefully.
Below is a complete breakdown of every location:
📦 Funny Blocks #1 — Great Lumieville, Third Floor
Found on the third floor of Great Lumieville, just down the hall from Enigme, the NPC who performs Soulseeing readings. Players navigating the upper levels of the city should keep an eye out along the corridor.
📦 Funny Blocks #2 — Cultivarium (South Region)
Located on the south side of the Boneyard at the Cultivarium. Fast travel via the Cultivarium Coast warp spire, then ascend the nearby stairs from the beach to the ledge overlooking the camp.
📦 Funny Blocks #3 — Hall of Return, Great Lumieville (North)
Also within Great Lumieville, but in the separate Hall of Return area to the north. Use the Hall of Return warp spire, enter through the tall double doors, run the perimeter, and climb a small staircase to the platform.
📦 Funny Blocks #4 — Blue Pools (West Side)
Set on the west side of the Blue Pools area, near a Drift Boat pickup point. The box game sits at the end of a table inside a nearby alcove.
📦 Funny Blocks #5 — Soul Tide Area (Southwest of Blue Pools)
Nestled in the Soul Tide building southwest of Blue Pools. Head through the main entrance, continue up the steps, and look for the small wooden table at the level where the path pivots right at a large blue mural.
📦 Funny Blocks #6 — Healing Ground (East of Great Lumieville)
Found in the Healing Ground area east of the city. Take the narrow southern path and look for a small tent perched on top of a ledge.
📦 Funny Blocks #7 — Great Lumieville, Second Floor
Hidden on the second floor of Great Lumieville, tucked into a corner surrounded by bookshelves, right next to a staircase. Easy to miss if players rush through the building.
📦 Funny Blocks #8 — Cultivarium Beach (Tidefoam Beach: Lookout Bay)
Back at the Cultivarium, but this time on the beach itself, under one of the tents. It sits right next to the Tidefoam Beach: Lookout Bay warp spire.
📦 Funny Blocks #9 — Blue Pools (East Side)
Located on the east side of Blue Pools, close to the eastern Drift Boat pickup point. The box game rests on top of a crate in an alcove, conveniently beside a sheet music collectible.
📦 Funny Blocks #10 — Glimmering Lake (South Shore)
Found on the south side of Glimmering Lake, under a tent near the Lakeshore Camp warp spire. A quick teleport makes this one straightforward to reach.
📦 Funny Blocks #11 — Blue Pools (North Side)
The final box game sits on the north side of Blue Pools, just down the path from the 'Blue Pools North Healing Ground Ferry' warp spire. It is placed on top of a chest leaning against a building's wall.
Quick Reference Table 📋
| # | Location | Landmark / Navigation Tip |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Great Lumieville – 3rd Floor | Near Enigme's Soulseeing hall |
| 2 | Cultivarium – South | Up steps from Cultivarium Coast warp spire |
| 3 | Hall of Return – North | Through double doors, up small stairs |
| 4 | Blue Pools – West | Alcove near Drift Boat pickup |
| 5 | Soul Tide – SW of Blue Pools | Small table by blue mural |
| 6 | Healing Ground – East | Tent on a ledge, south path |
| 7 | Great Lumieville – 2nd Floor | Bookshelf corner near staircase |
| 8 | Cultivarium Beach | Under tent near Lookout Bay warp spire |
| 9 | Blue Pools – East | On crate in alcove near Drift Boat |
| 10 | Glimmering Lake – South | Under tent near Lakeshore Camp warp spire |
| 11 | Blue Pools – North | On chest near North Healing Ground Ferry warp |
For completionists diving deep into everything the Where All Souls Return season has to offer, Funny Blocks represents one of the most rewarding scavenger-style activities in the Boneyard update. With 11 puzzles spread across a variety of environments — from ornate city halls to coastal campsites — players are essentially encouraged to thoroughly explore every corner of Itzaland's Boneyard region. The Diamond rewards alone make the hunt worthwhile, but the charming puzzle gameplay and the satisfaction of tracking down the final box make it a genuinely enjoyable side endeavor.
Expert commentary is drawn from Game Informer, whose long-running games coverage helps frame why collectible side activities like Infinity Nikki's Funny Blocks matter beyond simple rewards, especially when seasonal updates use exploration puzzles to deepen environmental storytelling and keep players engaged across newly added regions such as the Boneyard.