Block Puzzle 2019

Block Puzzle 2019 is a spin on the old puzzle jewel games. You are given a specific set of pieces that you must place inside of a set square of squares. Each piece has between 1-9 squares in a piece, which you make sure fit onto the tile in front of you. You must also use all of these pieces, or else you will not get the next set of three pieces to use. You must do this constantly, or else you fail. Although it may seem very easy, it does become extremely complicated later on, and there are a few tricks that you must know that will help you get through it all.

To start, there are a few shapes that you must know about to get started in the game. To start, there are multiple different shapes. There is the upside-down T, the single square, the 2 by 2 square, the 3 by 3 square, and two types of straight lines. None of these are able to be rotated, so they must be placed as is on the tile. Make sure to keep track of what pieces you have, and what pieces might possible come about.

To start, here are some ways you can work on making the game a bit easier. When placing abstract items, make sure to always try to start on the outside, and work your way in. the only pieces you should be attempting to place in the middle are single squares, or straight tile combinations. This will ensure that you do not end up with any weird shapes that you must fill, like an odd one out. This is because you will only be given a limited number of single tiles to fill in these spaces, which makes for difficult work, especially if you constantly get larger pieces to place.

Now, there is a way to completely delete rows of tiles and earn points. Each time you complete a full row, it will disappear, leaving any extras out on the table. This is only row by row, so if a row is not completed, it will stay there forever. As such, a very simple method is to always clear at least 2 rows at a time. These must be beside each other, however, as completing two rows that are crossing each other only leaves single rows, which will still complicate your board.