brickbloom
Drag three pieces onto an 8x8 board, fill rows and columns, and watch them bloom away. No rigged deals, a free undo every round, and no ads while you play.
Free · Works offline · No account · Daily Bloom challenge
Tap a piece, then tap where its top-left block should go.
We read the 1-star reviews of the most popular block puzzle. The same complaints came up again and again.
Impossible trays. A long run ends because the game deals three pieces that can't fit, often right when the score gets high.
An ad after every round. Win, ad. Lose, ad. Sometimes two.
No undo, lost progress. One slipped drop ruins a run, and pausing can restart the round.
Pieces ride a little above your finger, a ghost shows the spot, and the lines you are about to clear light up. Your first undo every round is free.
Each new set of three is checked against your board so there is always an order that places all three. The pieces never get secretly harder as your score climbs.
Never during a round, never a banner. A short ad can appear between rounds now and then, and videos for coins or a revive only play when you tap them.
Your best score grows a pot plant on the home screen, one bloom per 1,000 points. A Daily Bloom board and a daily check-in pay coins. Light and dark themes included.
From Google Play. No account.
The ghost shows where it lands.
Rows and columns bloom away.
Clear again soon to multiply points.
The real app: dragging, clearing a line, the free undo, a new best and the daily check-in.
Yes. It's free to download and play, supported by ads. There's nothing to buy.
None during a round and no banners. A short ad can appear between rounds, at most every third round. Videos for coins or a revive only play when you tap them.
Yes. No Wi-Fi or mobile data needed to play.
One point per block placed. Clearing 1, 2, 3 or 4 lines at once scores 10, 30, 60 or 100, times your streak. Clearing the whole board adds 300. The full table is in the app under How to play.
Your progress stays on your phone. Ads come from Google AdMob, which uses your advertising ID, and you can change ad choices in Settings. The app has no analytics and no account. Details are on the privacy page.