Uploaded: August 20, 2026
Last Updated: August 20, 2026
Star Grazer is a Blooket Plus mode where players pilot a chosen planet through space, collecting stars while an energy bar forces regular question breaks. Colliding with another player triggers a timed duel where the winner grows, and the loser shrinks, turning every crossed path into a real risk. Star Grazer sits inside the wider Blooket Plus modes lineup, and despite its space theme, none of the Space Pack blooks actually appear as playable characters inside it.
Star Grazer moves a player’s planet across a starfield using the cursor on desktop or a finger drag on mobile. Energy drains steadily as the planet moves and collects stars, and once it empties, a question appears that must be answered correctly to refill the bar and keep flying. The player with the most stars when the timer runs out, or the first to hit the score goal, wins the round.
Every player gets 15 seconds at the start of a game to pick one of 9 fictional planets, and the game auto-selects one if the window runs out first. Planet size carries a real tradeoff: larger planets move slower but absorb more stars at once, while smaller planets move faster and can chase down stars or opponents more easily.
| Planet | Resembles |
| Zorlon | Venus |
| Luminon | Not confirmed |
| Nebulous | Uranus |
| Astralon | Not confirmed |
| Warble | Not confirmed |
| Xyphor | Earth |
| Celestia | Not confirmed |
| Galacton | Not confirmed |
| Quarvex | Mars |
Only four of the nine planets have a confirmed resemblance to a real planet in the solar system. The other five appear to be original designs without a stated real-world counterpart.
Two star types are scattered across the map, and each pays a different amount toward a player’s total. A yellow star is worth 1 point, while a blue star is worth 5 points, making blue stars the higher-value target when a player has to choose between the two mid-flight.
Crashing into another player’s planet triggers a duel rather than any direct damage. Both players receive the exact same question and race against a 15-second timer to answer it correctly first. Winning grows a player’s planet by 25% and shrinks the opponent’s, while losing does the reverse, making every duel a real gamble on answer speed rather than a guaranteed win for the bigger planet.
This stakes system means a small, fast planet that wins its duels can grow into a serious threat over the course of a match, while a large planet that keeps losing duels can shrink back down just as quickly.
Four of Star Grazer’s nine planets echo real solar system bodies: Zorlon resembles Venus, Nebulous resembles Uranus, Xyphor resembles Earth, and Quarvex resembles Mars. Despite the space theme running through the entire mode, none of the actual Space Pack blooks appear as playable characters. The only exception is the Alien blook, which shows up briefly during the tutorial screen and nowhere else in the mode.
Star Grazer released on September 19, 2025, one day after Mini Mine, and it leaked through the community ahead of its official announcement. Two theories exist about its design roots, and neither is confirmed by Blooket directly. Some players consider it a space-themed mix of Egg Hunt and Battle Royale’s gameplay styles, while others in the community have compared it to Blook Bash, a Blooket mode that was scrapped before release. Both remain community speculation rather than documented history, and neither should be treated as confirmed fact.
No. Star Grazer requires a Blooket Plus account, and unlike some other Plus modes, it has no history of briefly going free.
There are 9 named planets: Zorlon, Luminon, Nebulous, Astralon, Warble, Xyphor, Celestia, Galacton, and Quarvex. Players get 15 seconds to pick one before the game selects for them.
The winner’s planet grows by 25%, and the losing player’s planet shrinks by the same amount. Both players answer the identical question, and whoever answers correctly first wins the duel.
Blue stars are worth 5 points each, compared to 1 point for a yellow star. Blue stars are the higher-value target when both are visible at once.
No playable Space Pack blooks appear in the mode despite its space theme. The Alien blook shows up only during the tutorial screen.