The game is actually very simple, unlike some traditional elimination games, this game does not require the same color blocks to reach a few numbers to eliminate, (there is also the game of wood blocks are only one color, so do not have to look at the color system haha) the game is set in the middle of the screen on a grid plate, the grid plate is empty at the beginning, and then the system will be randomly given at the bottom of the grid plate (usually three groups) Wooden blocks, for players to splice, when you put the original vacant wooden blocks through the combination, arranged to reach a vertical column or horizontal column, you can eliminate this whole column or a whole vertical row, and then continue to use the rest of the blocks then spliced.

At the beginning of the game, it is not recommended to blindly put those blocks in the blank space, but to think about how to make the placement in order to let the next blocks have a place to pick up. Once you get used to this rule, you will find that there is so much fun in such a small space.

Once placed in the tray, there is no way to move the blocks underneath the tray, so how to place the blocks wisely to get more elimination points? This will require players to keep a smart mind and clear thinking. Especially to remind some new or careless players, because every time you have to use up the new blocks below before a new block is refreshed, and the size and shape are random, so be careful not to fill the board too full, otherwise you will not be able to put down the large blocks and thus cause the game to end.