*Sometimes when I get a low battery warning, the piece I was moving automatically gets placed wherever it was hovering! I wish it would just return the piece to the bottom if I get a screen interruption. * I wish the pieces were color-coded, like in Tetris, to make it easier to identify pieces.

The only criticisms of the game I would have are: It provides long periods of relaxing problem solving, since there is no time limit to place your pieces and you can pause and pick up the game from where you left off. There are many types of strategies one can employ to use the three random pieces in tandem to clear more space on the board for the larger pieces. This game has wonderful scope for improvement over a long period of time to develop skills in spatial reasoning. Oh, and if the ads annoy you, just put your device in airplane mode and turn off WiFi for a bit. it pays to consider all possible moves before placing a block.

where Tetris is fast-paced, this one is not. There’s no preview, so you really have to think about which pieces will do best where. You get another three once the first three are used in their entirety. It’s less about clearing a bunch of rows at a time and more about clearing lines when you can, even if you wouldn’t normally put those pieces together, and making sure that you have a few 9-block squares open as often as possible. First, it looks like Tetris and uses Tetris similar shapes, but the thought process is completely different. And this is probably the only TapJoy related app that I can say I will play for a long time even after the goal is met. Ok, so, initially, I did come here for the 5,848 diamonds offered through TapJoy to use in another app that I was playing.

Blocks: Block Puzzle Games instal