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Blocks 9×9

Blocks 9×9

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Overview

A 9×9 grid and three pieces in the tray. Drag a piece onto free cells: the moment a row, a column or a 3×3 square is full, it disappears and the space is yours again. The run ends when none of the three pieces fits anywhere. There are no levels and no goals — pieces come from a stream, and every run builds up differently. Your best score sits right there during the run, and when a run ends the game tells you how many points were missing. Clear something on several moves in a row and the multiplier grows. Once a week a tournament opens: everyone gets the very same sequence of pieces, so the table compares scores, not luck. On Monday the week starts over. Plays with one finger in portrait and with a mouse on desktop. Progress is saved, no sign-in needed.

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How to play

  1. Open the game

    Press Play now and the game opens on its own screen.

  2. Follow the in-game instructions

    The controls and goals are shown inside the game as you play.

  3. Use the game menu

    The floating button over the game reloads it, saves it to your favourites, or takes you back out.

Game instructions

A piece cannot be rotated and cannot be placed halfway: it only goes where all of its cells are free. Drag it with a finger or a mouse — the landing spot lights up on the board. Or tap the piece, then tap the place. A row, a column and a 3×3 square disappear once they are completely full. That is the only way to free up space, so place pieces to leave as few holes as possible. Three new pieces arrive when the tray is empty. Clear something on move after move and the multiplier grows. The tray can be swapped for a video, up to three times a day. No moves left means the run is over. Once per run you can clear the board for a video and keep playing with the same score. There is no undo.

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