Sudoku Blocks

Sudoku Blocks is a clever hybrid puzzle game that blends the logic of Sudoku with the spatial challenge of block-fitting games like Tetris. You’re working on a 9x9 grid, just like classic Sudoku, but instead of filling in numbers, you drag and drop wooden blocks of various shapes—like Ls, squares, or straight lines—onto the board. The goal is to clear space by completing full rows, columns, or 3x3 subgrids, which vanish when filled, giving you points and room to keep going. It’s a game of strategy and foresight: place a block poorly, and you’ll clog up the board fast, ending your run when no more pieces can fit. The vibe is chill but sneaky tough—no timer means you can think through your moves, but the difficulty creeps up as the grid gets crowded. Visually, it often rocks a minimalist wooden aesthetic, with a satisfying clack as blocks slot into place. Some versions throw in combos or streaks for extra points if you clear multiple lines or squares at once, adding a bit of spice to the brain workout. Perfect for zoning out while still feeling like you’re outsmarting something—how many combos do you think you could chain before the grid fights back?