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You’re given a fixed grid (often 10×10) into which you must place (drag) blocks of various shapes.
You drag block pieces from a preview area and drop them onto the grid. You have to find space where the block fits.
When you completely fill an entire horizontal row or vertical column with blocks, that entire row/column clears out (is removed), and you score points.
You cannot rotate the block pieces — they must be used in the shape presented.
Because the blocks come in various shapes, you need to plan placements intelligently so you don’t block yourself from placing future pieces. The game ends when there is no more space to place any of the current block pieces.
When none of the available block pieces can fit anywhere on the grid, the game ends. Your final score depends on how many rows/columns (and combos) you cleared
Block Puzzle Magic is a relaxing grid puzzle in which you place blocks to clear full rows and columns. It works well for a quick break, but thinking ahead lets you play for much longer.
You drag shapes from a preview area and drop them onto the board wherever they fit. When an entire horizontal row or vertical column is filled, it clears and frees up space. The game continues for as long as you can find room for the pieces offered. Each shape has a fixed form, so your choices of position and order are what decide how long you last.
Drag the blocks with a finger on a touch screen or with the mouse on a computer. The game is displayed in portrait mode. Try to fill rows and columns at the same time where they cross, because clearing two lines with a single piece frees up space much more efficiently and helps you avoid running out of room.
If it clicks with you, Unstack Tower, Hook Pin Jam and Unravel Eggs Puzzle are close in spirit.
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Block Puzzle Magic is a relaxing grid puzzle in which you place blocks to clear full rows and columns. It works well for a quick break, but thinking ahead lets you play for much longer.
You drag shapes from a preview area and drop them onto the board wherever they fit. When an entire horizontal row or vertical column is filled, it clears and frees up space. The game continues for as long as you can find room for the pieces offered. Each shape has a fixed form, so your choices of position and order are what decide how long you last.
Drag the blocks with a finger on a touch screen or with the mouse on a computer. The game is displayed in portrait mode. Try to fill rows and columns at the same time where they cross, because clearing two lines with a single piece frees up space much more efficiently and helps you avoid running out of room.
If it clicks with you, Unstack Tower, Hook Pin Jam and Unravel Eggs Puzzle are close in spirit.
You’re given a fixed grid (often 10×10) into which you must place (drag) blocks of various shapes.
You drag block pieces from a preview area and drop them onto the grid. You have to find space where the block fits.
When you completely fill an entire horizontal row or vertical column with blocks, that entire row/column clears out (is removed), and you score points.
You cannot rotate the block pieces — they must be used in the shape presented.
Because the blocks come in various shapes, you need to plan placements intelligently so you don’t block yourself from placing future pieces. The game ends when there is no more space to place any of the current block pieces.
When none of the available block pieces can fit anywhere on the grid, the game ends. Your final score depends on how many rows/columns (and combos) you cleared
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