Wood Block Puzzle - Brain Game

Wood Block Puzzle - Brain Game also goes by Qblock, and it sticks closely to the classic wooden block formula. The board is a 10x10 grid. Blocks of various shapes are handed to you, and each one has to be dragged onto empty squares exactly as it arrives, because blocks here cannot be rotated.

Fill a row from one side to the other, or a column from top to bottom, and it is removed. You score for every step you take and again for each line you clear. There is no time limit. The only way to lose is to run out of room: once the board has no space for the shapes you are holding, the game is over. The developer also refers to a combo mode, though it does not explain how that differs from the standard game.

Drag a block from those on offer and drop it on the 10x10 grid. Blocks keep the orientation they come in, so there is no rotate step. Complete any row or column and it clears, adding to your score. Keep going for as long as the remaining blocks fit; when none of them can be placed, the game ends.

With rotation off the table, check each shape against the gaps before committing, since a long piece that only fits one way can be left with no home. Points arrive for each placement as well as for each cleared line, so steady play builds a score even between clears.

A classic grid-filling block puzzle with line clears, also titled Qblock. It uses a narrow portrait frame, much taller than it is wide. The board is 10x10, blocks cannot be rotated, and there is no time limit.

Block It! clears lines of ten blocks and runs until your sets no longer fit, while Wood Block Journey adds clearable squares on a 9x9 board and offers both endless and level play.