What should I play first?
Start with a short free run, then open chapters. Choose match-3 for swap planning or block puzzle for space control.
Start with the core loop
Block Blitz is about clearing pieces efficiently while protecting future options. In block puzzle mode, place pieces to keep the board open. In match-3 mode, swap pieces to create lines, combos, special blocks, and goal progress.
What to do first
Play a few short free runs, then open chapters to learn structured goals. Achievements and daily challenges become easier once you understand how each puzzle family scores and how special clears change the board.
Recommended practice order
Learn dragging and swapping first, then open chapters for clear objectives. Use daily challenges for stable routes, and return to free play when you want higher scores or longer combo chains.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I review after a loss?
In block puzzle mode, check whether space closed too early. In match-3 mode, check whether moves were spent on low-value swaps.
When should I start chapters?
Once the basic clears feel familiar, chapters are useful because their goals teach blockers, limits, and rewards clearly.