2020 Blocks

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Description

2020 Blocks! is a playful and fun puzzle block game that will really get you hooked! The goal is to match rows and columns of multi-colored blocks into multi-shaped arenas. The game 2020 Blocks belongs to the categories Mobile Games, Matching Game and has been played 130081 times. It has a score of 92 and it has received 1579 yes and 122 no. In the same categories you can find the games Kings And Queens Match and VegaMix2 Wild West which we think you should try.


Instructions: Use your mouse to play this game.
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Instead of a plain square board, 2020 Blocks plays on arenas of many shapes. Pieces in many colors wait to be placed, and you clear space by completing rows and columns. It fits well alongside our other Matching Game puzzles.

The unusual board shapes are what keep it interesting, since every arena asks you to think about placement a little differently. Every arena makes you weigh each placement. 2020 Blocks is free and easy to drag around on a touch screen.

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Filling rows and columns

Drag blocks from the tray onto the arena and set them down where they fit. Fill a line across or down from end to end and those cells empty out again. The idea is to keep placing pieces as long as possible, so picture where upcoming pieces will land before you use up an open area.

Place a blockDrag with the mouse
On mobileDrag with a finger
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Placement tips

  • Hold back one roomy patch of the arena for awkward pieces.
  • A single piece that finishes two lines at once is the best move on the board.
  • Corners of an arena rarely get easier with time, so fill them early.
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Game details

Platforms
Desktop, Mobile, Tablet
Rating
92.83% (1.701 votes)
Times played
130.081
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Frequently asked questions

How do I clear blocks in 2020 Blocks?

Complete a full row or column and it clears.

Is it different from a normal block puzzle?

Yes, the arenas come in different shapes rather than a single square grid.

Can I play 2020 Blocks on a phone?

Yes. You drag the blocks with a finger instead of the mouse.