Puzzle block

Puzzle block sticks close to the classic falling-block format: fit each shape carefully into the grid as it drops, and clear full rows before the stack climbs too high to manage. Placement matters more than speed here, since a shape dropped into a poor-fitting gap can leave an awkward hole that becomes much harder to reach once more blocks pile up above it. Rotating a piece to match the specific shape of an open gap, rather than settling for the first available space, keeps the stack flatter for longer and buys extra time before the board reaches its limit. As shapes keep falling at a steady pace, planning where the next piece will genuinely fit — instead of just where it currently looks like it might — separates a long, controlled run from an early game-over.