BlockBlast

Play BlockBlast online: Classic and Adventure

Play BlockBlast online free. Fit blocks on an 8x8 grid, clear rows and columns, build combos in Classic and solve 48 score and gem Adventure levels.

Classic gives you an empty 8x8 board and three pieces at a time. Adventure uses prepared boards and specific goals. Both are untimed single-player block placement puzzles; there are no falling pieces or online opponents.

How to place blocks and clear the 8x8 grid

Drag a shape from the tray to an empty part of the board, or select it with a tap and tap the desired position. Every square in the shape must fit. The available shapes include lines, small corners, 2x2 squares and 3x3 squares; you cannot rotate them.

A full row or column disappears together. If one move fills both a row and a column, their intersection is removed once. Use every piece in the current three-piece tray before a new hand arrives. Keep room for wide and tall shapes rather than filling gaps one at a time.

Block puzzle scores, line clears and combos

Each placed square earns one point. Cleared squares add ten points each, multiplied by the combo after that clear. A single-square placement that completes one row removes eight squares and scores 81 points at combo one.

Successive clears increase your combo. You can make up to two moves without clearing and keep it; the third move without a clear resets it. Clearing two lines at once rewards the cleared area but still increases the combo by one placement. Plan the entire tray and use the score display to see each move’s result.

48 Adventure levels with score and gem goals

Adventure opens on a level map. The first three levels teach a row clear, collecting red gems, and clearing columns with different gem colors. Later levels alternate between target scores and gem collections, with more colors and prepared board layouts.

Collect a gem by clearing the row or column containing it. New pieces can carry gems that help meet the current goal. The HUD shows the remaining count for each required color. Complete the level to earn stars and unlock the next; the maximum across all 48 levels is 144 stars. A replay can improve a previous result.

BlockBlast strategy: leave space for the next hand

Inspect all three pieces before placing one. A move that creates a small isolated hole can block an otherwise useful square or long line later. Look for placements that complete a row or column and leave a broad connected empty area.

In a gem level, prioritize lines containing the colors still needed. Clearing a line with an already-completed gem color can create space but will not advance another color’s target. In Classic, the end comes only when none of your remaining pieces fits; having one awkward piece does not end the round while another can be played.

Pause, continue and replay a saved game

Home keeps a separate Classic round and one active Adventure level. Choose Classic to continue the board, or open Adventure and Continue Level to return to the current goal. Pause stops input; Sound effects and ambient Music have independent switches.

Guest progress is kept in this browser. Supported signed-in FoolFish sessions can carry the checkpoint across devices. If another device changes it first, choose Keep this device or Use cloud progress. An invalid save is preserved and blocks replacement. Play again resets a finished Classic round; Restart level resets the current Adventure attempt.

Adventure retries and the optional one-time revive

Try again restarts a failed Adventure level for free. When a rewarded-ad provider is available, an attempt may offer one revive. The reward clears the central four rows or central four columns while keeping the score and already collected gems; it does not complete the goal for you.

If no revive is offered, choose Try again to restart the level for free. A revived win awards one star. Classic has no revive or Undo button.

Explore block placement and other grid puzzles

Fish Block Puzzle adds one clockwise rotation per hand and short one-, two- and three-line targets on its 8×8 board. The editions keep separate progress, so a saved round in one is not a shared board in the other.

For a different grid challenge, 2048 slides and merges numbered tiles, while Nonograms uses row and column clues to uncover a picture. Browse free puzzle games to choose a mechanic, rather than assuming every block-shaped board clears lines.

When to choose Fish Block Puzzle

Compare Fish Block Puzzle with this edition: BlockBlast offers a continuing Classic score run and Adventure score or gem objectives without piece rotation. Fish Block Puzzle is built around one rotation per hand and a small number of required line clears.