For anyone who is stuck you can see a full walkthrough here - Blockage walkthrough

Sure!

Here’s my review of the game, feel welcome to comment on it.
Genre - Generally I like physics based puzzle games, but while the genre is one of my favorites, this game is not.
Graphics - One of the major flaws of this game is it’s graphics, and for me personally it ruined a lot of the experience. These days a developer should choose one of two options, either create cool graphics using the help of a professional graphic designer, or use really simple graphics that don’t attract too much attention. This set of graphics is neither, it doesn’t look good, but it seems like the developer didn’t notice that.
Sounds - The sounds are pretty decent, but for me they were a little too childish. Maybe this game is intended primarily for little kids, but I think it could/should have been designed to attract players a little older than 12.
Game play - While my first impression of the game wasn’t a great one mainly because of the graphics and the sounds, the game play is actually quite likable, though a bit easy. I suppose it fits the overall theme of the game which seems to be targeting kids, but I feel the developer could have done more with this, I do like the concept. I think adding achievements or medals for finishing levels with different scores to add some challenge to the game.
Conclusion - If you’re a kid then it’s a sweet game, otherwise, it’s a wasted concept.
Score - 7/10

Hi everyone, I really enjoyed this great game so I've decided to write a small review for it, hope you enjoy it.
I'll start off by saying that even though this game is a sequel, and the concept hasn't changed much from the original, it doesn't take anything from the game or it's fun game play.
Graphics - The graphics are much improved and add some real style to the game, the changing backgrounds are great and the dying animations are truly awesome. I love the physics of the game, especially the way the bodies react to the bullets, and in general, I must say everything looks very polished.
Sounds - I love the Jazzy soundtrack, although it can get a little annoying after a while, but I suppose not many flash games can manage otherwise, as the game size limit doesn't allow for a much longer loop. The SFX are good enough, nothing amazing there, maybe they could have done some more with this, considering the whole gory style of the game.
Game play - The game play hasn't changed at all from the original, at least as far as I could see. Even though this isn't a let down, since it's still very enjoyable, it would be interesting to see some new features, for example, upgraded weapons or even just a visualized trajectory to help aim better.
Level design - The difficulty curve is great, it starts off pretty easy and gets challenging as you go, without being frustrating. There are 50 levels so the game provides a long and enjoyable break from work/school, it took me over an hour to finish the game. One really cool thing I love about this game, and it's predecessor, is the level editor, which gives the game a whole new dimension, as you're not limited to playing levels, you can also create them and share with your friends.
Re-playability - As with most games in this genre, once you finish them you're not likely to keep playing them. Ricochet Kills 2 is not exception to the rule, even though it does try to incentivize you to try and finish each level with fewer shots, it didn't work for me.
Conclusion - It's not original, but it's really fun, anyone who likes skill games will likely enjoy this.
Score - 8/10

That was a really cool level Brian, and it was hard too, but good hard.

Wait till you get to 37.

OMG, Calen, that's an amazing score!!