Add game to your favorites This is a spatial puzzle game where players are given a random set of 4 pink or yellow pieces to play into the puzzle. Yellow pieces must be laid on pink tiles. Pink pieces must be laid on yellow tiles. Each time you make a play you are given another piece. Play until you run out of space. Overall Design Difficulty Replay Play Brain Bloxx Game Online 5719r

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Brain Bloxx Game for Kids Video Game Play Instructions w1j52

• Starting the Game
  • Press the play button in the lower center of the welcome screen to start the game.
• Game Controls
  • Desktop
    • Use your mouse left click button to select pieces from the bottom and drag them into the playing field onto tiles of the opposite color.
  • Touchscreen devices
    • Tap the screen with a finger to select tiles from the bottom and drag them into the grid above to play them.
  • Controls & indicators
    • The upper left corner has a sound control button.
    • The top center shows your current score.
    • The upper right corner has a restart button.
    • The four pieces you can play are shown near the bottom.
    • When a move is invalid a green diagonal line will appear over the top of areas where the tile colors overlap.
• Game Play
  • Basics
    • This game serves up an endless stream of pink and yellow blocks of various shapes and sizes.
      • Pieces can not be turned & must be laid directly atop the playing field.
    • You drag the pieces into the 8×8 grid of 64 tiles to play them, though can only lay a piece on grid squares that are the opposite color of the one you are laying.
      • If a piece is overlapping its own color it will show dashed lines where there is a color overlap and you will not be able to play it.
    • Each time you lay a piece the game deals you another as part of your set of 4.
  • Piece shapes
    • Many of the pieces you can lay are similar to standard Tetris piece shapes.
    • In addition there are a number of unique shape types:
      • 1×1 square
      • A staircase styled piece which has 1, then 2, then 3 tiles on a row (and a similar one with 4 tiles).
      • Large 3×3 blocks.
      • 3×3 blocks or 4×4 blocks which have empty cells in the center.
      • Two parallel lines that are not connected.
      • Pieces that are connected only at the diagonal.
      • A plus sign with an empty middle.
      • An L-shaped piece which is 4 cells tall and 2 cells wide.
    • In general it makes sense to play the larger and more unique pieces first as they are the hardest to lay.
      • Smaller pieces are easier to fit into the grid.
      • If playing a hard and large piece into the grid makes it to hard to make any other moves then work on slightly easier pieces first as each time you make a play you get another piece.
      • If you have 3 pieces of the same color it can make sense to lay one of those pieces before laying the last piece of the other color, so that you have a balance of options.
      • When your potential moves are few consider what other valid moves each piece lay enables or blocks before making it.
  • Scoring
    • Each piece you lay is worth 10 points.
    • The game automatically ends when no more valid plays remain.
    • If the game has not ended it means there is at least one valid move left.
• Target Audience
  • The game is suited for players who like spatial puzzles and games inspired by Tetris.
  • The game has no adult themed content.

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