Description

Sliding shapes into neat lines feels simple until the board tightens and every placement matters; Slide Blocks turns quiet moments into satisfying wins by asking you to plan two moves ahead, protect breathing room, and savor the click when a line clears; how to play: drag varied shapes onto a clean board, rotate when allowed, and drop them to complete horizontal or vertical lines that vanish and gift points; a three-piece queue keeps new options arriving while star tiles boost your score if you clear them as part of a line; later stages introduce blockers you must clear around, glass tiles that require two clears, and anchors that lock a placed piece in exchange for extra stability; the joy is balance—using small shapes to stitch tidy seams while saving long bars for smart double clears that remove a row and a column at once; tips for lasting runs: build from the center outward to preserve corners for chunky Ls, avoid creating skinny one-tile wells you can’t fill, and keep at least one runway for a long bar; if the queue looks awkward, place a flexible piece first to reveal what’s coming next rather than trapping yourself early; think in “landing zones”—open rectangles sized 2x3, 3x3, or 2x4—that accept many shapes and buy time; when glass tiles appear, plan a double clear so the second pass breaks them cleanly; hammers remove a single nuisance block but are best saved for rescuing a planned combo; in challenge mode, limited moves replace timers, turning each drop into a small lesson in restraint; the soundscape stays gentle—soft thunks on placement, a bright chord on multi-line clears—while muted colors with clear outlines keep readability high on small screens; accessibility options include color-blind patterns on piece faces, left-hand placement toggles, and a “confirm drop” hold to prevent accidental releases; scoring rewards elegance: back-to-back clears grow a combo meter, while end-of-round bonuses celebrate empty boards and preserved runways; practice drills teach shape literacy—how often Zs and Ts appear, how to flip an L to turn a problem into a solution—and a daily puzzle gives one fixed bag so friends can compare strategies fairly; unique blurb: the best moments here aren’t loud—they’re the little satisfactions of foresight working out, of a shape you saved sliding into the exact spot you prepared, of a cramped board breathing again because you trusted your plan; play for five minutes or thirty—you’ll leave with a tidier mind and the pleasant sense that small, careful choices add up.

Instruction

Use mouse de slide blocks left right

Specifications

• Easy to play