TenTrix Blast
Free to playGame by GamePix. The provider may show ads and use cookies. Learn more
- Category
- Arcade
- Platform
- Web browser
- Provider
- GamePix
- Price
- Free to play
About TenTrix Blast
TenTrix Blast is a block-placing puzzle built on a single grid. Shapes arrive, and you drag each one into position, trying to complete lines to score points. The skill is in where every piece goes, since a careless placement can leave awkward gaps that no later shape will fit, and those gaps add up quickly.
The game ends when the grid runs out of space for the next shape, so every round is a slow squeeze between scoring and survival. Planning a few pieces ahead keeps room open longer. Compared with a plain block puzzle, it adds improved graphics and comes in varied versions, and it is laid out for a portrait screen that suits a phone held upright as well as a computer window.
Game provided by GamePix
How to play TenTrix Blast
Objective
Place each block shape on the grid, complete lines to score points and keep enough open space for the next pieces so the game does not end.
Controls
Desktop
- Drag a block shape: place it on the grid
Mobile
- Drag a block shape: place it on the grid
Getting started
- Look at the shapes on offer before placing anything, and pick spots on the grid where they fit snugly.
- Drag the first block shape onto the grid, starting along an edge to keep the middle open.
- Aim to complete a line every few placements, since finished lines are what earn points.
- Keep checking how much open space remains; once no shape can fit, the game is over.
Tips
- Running out of room ends the game, so leave space for awkward shapes instead of plugging every gap with small pieces.
- Points come from completed lines, so favor placements that finish a line over ones that only fill space.
- Keep one large area open for big shapes; a grid full of single holes leaves nowhere for them to go.
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TenTrix Blast FAQ
How do you score in TenTrix Blast?
By completing lines on the grid. Each block shape you place should help finish a line, because finished lines are what earn points while leftover gaps only use up space.
When does a game of TenTrix Blast end?
When the grid runs out of space for the next shape. Careful placement and steady line completions keep room open, so the round lasts longer and the score climbs higher.
Is TenTrix Blast played upright on a phone?
Yes, the layout is portrait, so hold the phone upright. You drag block shapes into place on the grid, and the game is marked for computers as well.
