Block Puzzle Free online game

What is it?

Block Puzzle is a puzzle where you drag pieces of different shapes onto an 8×8 board, and any row or column you fill completely disappears. Nothing falls, so there's no clock to race — you can take your time deciding where each piece goes.

Pieces come three at a time and can't be rotated, so you place them exactly as they appear. As the board fills up, planning ahead to keep room for the big pieces is what separates a good score from a great one.

How to play

1. Drag a piece from below onto empty cells of the 8×8 board
2. A full row or column is cleared
3. The game ends when none of the three pieces fits anywhere

Difficulty and rankings

There's a weekly ranking and an all-time ranking; the weekly one resets every Monday at midnight (Korea time). For details, see the Help.

Good to know on Hanpanmadang

• The board is 8×8, and 3 pieces appear below it. Once you've placed all three, 3 new pieces arrive.
• Each cell you place is worth 1 point, and clearing lines adds 10 points for one line · 30 for two · 60 for three · 100 for four.
• Each time you clear lines with consecutive pieces, the streak bonus grows by 10 points (2 in a row +10, 3 in a row +20).
• Once per game you can continue: you get 3 fresh single-cell pieces and can keep placing.

Common mistakes

Scattering pieces across the middle of the board.

When the middle is blocked here and there, the big pieces have nowhere to go. Fill the edges and corners first and keep a wide open area.

Placing whichever piece fits first without thinking.

New pieces only come after all three are placed. Before you drop one, check that the other pieces will still fit, and place the biggest piece first while there's room for it.

Tips

• Placing a piece where a row and a column fill at the same time clears two or more lines at once and gives a big jump in score.
• Avoid leaving single-cell holes. That line can't be cleared until a tiny piece comes along to fill it.
• If you keep several lines almost full, you can clear one with every piece you place and keep the streak bonus going.
• Keeping one lane open for the long five-cell bar gives you breathing room when the board starts to jam.