Block It!

Block It! is about lines of ten. You are given sets of blocks to pick up and drop on the board, and whenever ten blocks form a complete line, horizontally or vertically, that line is removed. Removing more blocks in one go earns a bigger score than clearing them a few at a time.

The developer describes no levels. The game simply continues for as long as you can fit the sets you are holding, and once none of them has a place left on the board, play stops. So the main job, beyond scoring, is to keep the board from getting crowded, leaving open areas where awkward sets can still land. Everything happens on one board in a wide landscape frame, and the developer says the game is played with a mouse or touchpad.

Pick up a set of blocks and drop it onto an empty part of the board. When a row or column reaches ten blocks, it disappears. Take out as many blocks as you can with a single drop for a higher score. Continue placing sets until none of the ones you have can fit; that ends the game.

Score rises with the number of blocks removed at once, so building toward two crossing lines that a single set can finish pays more than clearing them separately. Since the game ends only when sets stop fitting, keep some open space for the larger sets.

A line-clearing block puzzle where full lines are ten blocks long. It is displayed in a wide landscape frame. The developer names a mouse or touchpad as the input. Play is score-based, with no levels described.

Wood Block Puzzle - Brain Game also ends when the board has no room left, on a 10x10 grid, and Choco Blocks adds hidden chocolate blocks to collect while you complete rows against the clock.