Fit the pieces, clear the lines.
A free block puzzle you can play right here. No download and no account.
- Drag a piece onto the board, or tap a piece and then tap a cell.
- Fill a whole row or column to clear it.
- The game ends when none of the three pieces fit.
- Score
- 0
- Best
- 0
Drag a piece onto the board. Or tap a piece, then tap where it should go.
No moves left
You scored 0.
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Block Mania
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Blocks 8
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Jungle Block
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Block Puzzle: Brain Blast
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BLOKKU
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Wood Block Puzzle: Brain Game
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Wood Block Puzzle
Wood. A classic block puzzle dressed in a wooden style, easy to pick up for a short break.
Guides
All guidesEight habits that keep a block puzzle board open
Practical habits for classic block puzzles: how to read the three pieces, protect space, and avoid the dead ends that end most games.
Classic and sudoku-style block puzzles: what actually changes
Both genres have you place pieces on a grid and clear lines, but the sudoku-style board adds 3 by 3 clearing zones. Here is how that changes your planning.
What is a block puzzle?
A block puzzle gives you a few pieces at a time and a grid to place them on. When a row or column is completely filled, it disappears and makes room. There is no timer, and no piece can be rotated in most versions, so the challenge is deciding where each piece goes before the board runs out of space.
Some versions add a third clearing zone, like the 3 by 3 boxes of a sudoku grid. Our guide to classic and sudoku-style block puzzles explains the difference.