About the Game
Wood Block Jam is a minimalist block puzzle played on a 10×10 board. Drag and place the given shapes to fill complete rows or columns and clear them to earn points. The session ends when no available piece can be placed.
It’s easy to learn yet rewarding to master — perfect for quick breaks or longer chill sessions.
Core Features
- Simple drag-and-drop controls
- No timer — play at your own pace
- Satisfying line clears & score chasing
- Great for all ages
Rules
- Pick a shape. You get a batch of shapes; drag one onto the board.
- Place cleanly. Shapes must fit in free cells without overlaps.
- Clear lines. Fill an entire row or column to remove it and gain points.
- Chain clears. Combine multiple lines for bigger space and score bursts.
- Game over. If no shapes can be placed, the run ends.
Quick to Learn
Rules are intuitive — jump in within a minute.
Relaxing Flow
Calm visuals, no countdowns, just pleasant puzzle solving.
Endless Challenge
Optimize space, plan ahead, and beat your personal best.
Tips
A few practical principles to keep your board breathable and your score growing. Focus on space management, plan for awkward shapes, and chain multiple clears.
Core Strategy
- Reserve space for tricky shapes like 3×3 blocks or long 4×1 bars.
- Build from the center to extend lines to both sides.
- Avoid sealing corners early; they’re hard to unlock later.
- Combine clears to open wide areas for the next batch.
Advanced Moves
- Predict the batch: before placing, imagine where the other two shapes could fit.
- Stagger lines: set up near-complete rows/columns to trigger back-to-back clears.
- Keep a 3×3 pocket: a safe zone that can accept many awkward pieces.
- Don’t overpack edges: leave lanes to slide larger blocks in later.
Statistics (from Google Play page)
Numbers on store pages may change over time. These are indicative values shown on the page at the time of creating this fan site.
Disclaimer
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