Forget thinking of Block Blast as a puzzle. You are an architect, and the grid is your construction site. Each set of three blocks is your supply of building materials, and your job is to use them with maximum efficiency.

Your goal is not just to fill space, but to build with a purpose. Every piece you lay is part of a larger blueprint. You’re constructing volatile structures, designed to be demolished. A single cleared line is a minor demolition. The coveted multi-line “Blast” is a controlled implosion, a testament to your brilliant planning that clears the site for future projects.

Great architects in Block Blast think several moves ahead. They see an awkward L-shape not as a problem, but as the perfect keystone for a three-line clear later on. They deliberately leave a single column open, patiently waiting for that long, straight "I-block" to arrive like a perfectly timed crane delivery.

The game ends not in failure, but in poor urban planning. You run out of space because your structures were inefficient. A high score is simply the mark of a master architect who can build and demolish on the same plot of land longer than anyone else. So, pick up your pieces and start building your next masterpiece.