If you enjoy games like Tetris, Sudoku, or 1010!, Block Blast is a natural next step. It’s a grid-based block puzzle that looks casual, but underneath is all about resource management—and your resource is space.



Core Concept

You’re working with a fixed 8×8 board. Each turn, you’re dealt three block shapes. Your decisions:



Where to place each block

When to clear lines

How to preserve flexible spaces for future shapes

Lines (rows or columns) that are completely filled disappear, opening new areas to work with. The game ends when you have no legal placement for any of the current pieces.



Because many versions don’t allow rotation, orientation is part of the challenge.



What Makes It Interesting

Every move changes the future possibilities of the board.

Greedy clears can leave you with fragmented space and early failure.

Good play means shaping the board into clean, adaptable patterns.

It’s a great fit for players who like to think a few moves ahead and optimize every decision.



Strategy Tips for Long Runs

Think in rectangles: Try to maintain large, open rectangular regions.

Avoid “staircases” and weird shapes that reduce flexibility.

If you must choose, board health > single big combo.

Always place the hardest-fitting piece first (biggest or strangest shape).

Block Blast rewards calm, logical thinking. If you like puzzles that look simple but have depth, this one’s worth your time.

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