How to Play
Blok Bledos follows the block-placement puzzle format recently popularized by mobile games like Block Blast and 1010! — place pieces of various shapes (from a single square to long lines, squares, and corner/T shapes) onto an 8×8 board, with no rotation allowed. Fill an entire row or column, and it instantly clears — multiple rows and columns can clear at once in a single move if the placement lines up right.
Three pieces are available at a time at the bottom of the board. Once you've placed all three, a fresh set of three random pieces appears. Score builds from the number of cells you place, plus a bonus that grows sharply when a single placement clears several rows or columns at once. The game ends the moment none of your three remaining pieces fit anywhere on the board.
Tips
Since pieces can't be rotated, most of the strategy here is about managing empty space before the board fills up, not just placing pieces as fast as possible.
- Since pieces can't be rotated, don't rush to drop a long piece into just any gap — leave room for corner/T shapes, which are far harder to fit in later.
- Aim for multi-line clears: placing one piece that finishes two rows or columns at once earns a much bigger bonus than clearing them one at a time on separate turns.
- Before placing the first of your three available pieces, check whether the other two will still have somewhere to go afterward — placement order can decide whether you run out of room on your next move.
- Avoid letting small 1-2 cell holes get boxed in near the middle of the board — those gaps can only be filled by very specific shapes, and if your current tray doesn't have one, that space stays wasted for several turns.