Pikacools
Live nowTwitch · landmark.stream/@pikacools
459,003 of 1,164,544 blocks mined
Resets so far: 3. Read from the public run page.
Numbers as of October 14, 2026.
Open Pikacools's BlockBusters pageThe challenge
BlockBusters, the Minecraft challenge chat controls
A mining marathon that your viewers steer. This page is the whole rulebook. It covers the goal, how chat pays, what the effects do, the optional reset and what the streamer controls.
What BlockBusters is
BlockBusters is one of four modes in MineControl, the free mod that connects your Minecraft world to your stream. You start with a block goal. Every block you mine counts toward it and every payment from chat pushes it further away. The run ends when you catch the goal.
A classic run starts at 10,000 blocks. Because viewers can keep adding blocks for as long as the stream runs, a run goes on for days of play. Along the way each payment also sets off an effect in your world, so chat helps and hinders you at the same time.
The mod runs on your own PC in a single-player world. Landmark Desktop installs it and keeps it updated, and the game stays on Minecraft Java Edition with the Fabric loader.
The rules in short
Every run follows the same few rules.
- The goal is a block count. You have to reach it before the run is over.
- One Landmark Coin, one bit, one Kick or one cent adds one block. The streamer can change the value per block from 1 to 10 cents.
- Subs add blocks only if the streamer turns that option on. It is off by default.
- Every paid effect fires in the world and adds its blocks to the goal.
- The run ends when the streamer mines enough blocks to catch the goal.
Every effect and what it does
Starting prices are in coins and one coin is one cent. The streamer can change any price, pause any effect and hide effects from the menu.
ZapLightning strikes you.15 coins
FlashbangYou get blinded and disoriented.20 coins
Cow Cow CowCows spawn and follow you.30 coins
Explode Next BlockThe next block you mine explodes in your face. It stacks.40 coins
Homing ChickensExplosive chickens home in on you.65 coins
Bucket ClutchYou are launched into the air with only a bucket to save you.111 coins
Meteor ShowerFlaming meteors rain from the sky around you.555 coins
Black HoleA black hole swallows the world around you.633 coins
TornadoA wandering tornado sends debris flying everywhere.800 coins
EarthquakeThe ground shakes and splits into ravines.900 coins
VolcanoA volcano rises out of the ground and erupts.1,500 coins
NukeA tactical nuke is inbound.2,500 coins
WitherSummons the Wither.3,000 coins
TsunamiA wall of water floods your area and lingers forever.3,200 coins
Prices on a live run page can differ because each streamer sets their own.
Two runs you can watch now
These numbers come straight from the public run pages for Pikacools and LookAtAllThatJuice. Open a page to see every effect, the viewer behind it and a 3D spawn map.
LookAtAllThatJuice
Offline nowTwitch · landmark.stream/@lookatallthatjuice
The run is paused. Last progress was on October 12, 2026. Open the run page for its full history, deaths and spawn map.
Numbers as of October 14, 2026.
Open LookAtAllThatJuice's BlockBusters pageThe counters refresh about once a minute. If a streamer is offline the page says so and shows no number.
Every way chat can pay
Viewers pay in whatever their platform uses, and each payment adds blocks at the streamer's rate.
- Bits on Twitch, where the channel can receive them. Cheering the exact price sets off that effect.
- Landmark Coins on the streamer's Landmark page. These work for any streamer.
- Kicks on Kick.
- Gifted subs, which set off an effect.
- Rants on Rumble.
- Super Chats on YouTube.
Resets, deaths and spawn zones
A streamer can switch on a reset. When the counter reaches the final stretch, viewers can team up to add a large chunk of blocks and send the counter back to zero. Each reset costs more than the last. Resets are off by default.
Deaths are tracked. Every 500 deaths open a new spawn zone 512 blocks out, up to four around world spawn, and death rewards give the streamer better gear as deaths add up.
Every run has a public stats page with the block counter, latest effects, top supporters, effects over time, deaths and a spawn map.
What viewers see
Viewers watch on the streamer's Landmark page. The block counter sits on the video and the menu of effects sits underneath, each with its coin price.
Viewers can also send bits or gifts on the platform they already use. The effect plays in the world either way.
What the streamer controls
You stay in charge of your own run.
- Change any price and turn any effect on or off.
- Pause an effect while a run is going.
- Hide effects from the menu.
- Fire a test effect from your dashboard with no charge. Test fires never add blocks.
- Choose the mode per world.
The other three modes
MineControl has Casual, Parkour and Fill the Pit as well. Casual has no goal and effects fire while you play. Parkour sends you across a generated course while chat sets you back. Fill the Pit has you fill a glass pit to win rounds while chat undoes the work.
Run BlockBusters on your channel
Free mod, nothing up front. See the FAQ for versions, payouts and fees.