Block Blast guide
Block Blast Tips: 7 Ways to Keep Your Board Open
Practical Block Blast tips for protecting open space, handling awkward pieces, and making stronger decisions from each set of three.
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Upload a Block Blast screenshot or enter your board manually to find a strong sequence of moves and plan your next turn.
Board editor
Upload a game screenshot or tap the cells manually.
The tool checks legal placements and the possible orders of your three current pieces. It accounts for row and column clearing, then ranks strong board outcomes by the space and flexibility left after the sequence. It is a practical heuristic for comparing moves, not a guarantee of a perfect long-term game.
A quick line clear is not always the safest move. Runs often end after a player builds walls, leaves single-cell pockets, uses the only flexible area on a small piece, or plans only for the first block in the tray.
It is a browser tool that evaluates legal sequences for your current Block Blast board and three pieces, then shows a strong sequence to try.
Choose Upload Screenshot, let the browser detect the board and pieces, check the result, correct it if needed, and choose Find Best Moves.
Yes. Review the detected state and adjust the board or pieces before solving.
It uses the supported piece catalog in the current tool and also lets you correct detected pieces when recognition needs help.
Yes. Use Continue with this board to carry the resulting board into the next turn.
Screenshot analysis runs in your browser and the image is not uploaded to our server.
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Practical Block Blast tips for protecting open space, handling awkward pieces, and making stronger decisions from each set of three.
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