Ten Trix

Across a wide square grid, Ten Trix changes the usual Tetris rhythm. No pieces fall from above. A set of three shapes waits for placement, and every decision either preserves room or crowds the board. Progress is saved between sessions, making long attempts easy to continue later.

How to play?

Place the available shapes anywhere they fit on the square board, leaving enough room for the next set. Once a full horizontal line or vertical line is completed, the filled blocks disappear. One bad placement can end the run when no empty spot remains for a new piece. Before setting down another shape, look ahead and leave space for larger combinations.