Puzzle Wood Block

Step 1 — Understand the Grid The playing field is a 9x9 board divided into nine 3x3 subgrid sections — similar to a Sudoku layout. Your goal is to keep filling the board without running out of space to place new blocks. Step 2 — Know Your Blocks At the start of each turn, you receive three wooden block pieces of various polyomino shapes — L-shapes, straight lines, squares, corners, and more. You must place all three before the next set appears. Step 3 — Drag and Place Blocks Click and drag a block from the panel and drop it onto the grid in a position where it fits. Blocks cannot be rotated — plan your placement based on the shape as given. Step 4 — Clear Lines and Squares to Score A line or section clears automatically when completely filled: Fill a full horizontal row of 9 squares → row clears and earns points Fill a full vertical column of 9 squares → column clears and earns points Fill a complete 3x3 subgrid → that section clears and earns points Step 5 — Chain Combos for Maximum Points Clearing multiple rows, columns, or 3x3 squares in a single block placement triggers a combo — and combos multiply your score dramatically. The more lines and squares you clear at once, the higher your score climbs. Step 6 — Survive as Long as Possible The game ends the moment none of your three available blocks can fit anywhere on the board. There are no second chances — every placement counts from the very first move. Controls Desktop: Click and drag to place blocks Mobile: Tap and drag to place blocks Tips to Beat Your High Score Always think two to three moves ahead — place blocks where they set up future clears, not just where they fit right now Never fill a 3x3 section partially and then ignore it — completing it earns big points and frees valuable space Prioritize clearing the board edges first, as corner blocks are the hardest shapes to place later in the game Watch for opportunities to clear a row, column, and 3x3 square simultaneously — those triple combos are where elite scores are made