Fit block shapes onto a 10x10 grid and complete full lines to clear them away. The catch: pieces cannot be rotated, so every placement needs a little planning.
About the game
TenTrix borrows the line-clearing satisfaction of classic falling-block games but sets it on a compact square board. Because the shapes keep their orientation, you have to think about where each one fits before committing.
The rules take seconds to learn, yet the lack of rotation keeps things strategic as the grid fills up. Its portrait layout is comfortable on a phone and it works just as well on a computer. Great for relaxed puzzle fans who like to plan ahead.
How to play
- Place each block shape on the 10x10 grid.
- Fill a complete line to clear it and score points.
- Plan ahead, since pieces cannot be rotated.
- Keep space free so new shapes still fit.
Highlights
- Block puzzle on a 10x10 grid
- Unrotatable shapes for extra strategy
- Portrait layout for comfortable phone play
