Complete lines
The rule fits in one sentence, and the grid always shows where the piece will land. You get it in ten seconds and keep going for weeks.
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World Blocks
A block puzzle, and a city rising behind it. Every completed line earns City Coins; every funded build brings the grand goal closer. Paris first, the Eiffel Tower in eleven steps — then you move on to the next destination.
In pictures
The game, as it is
Screenshots taken on worldblocks.app, with no account and no retouching. The game is designed for the phone first.
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How it works
A puzzle that leaves something behind
Most block games stop at the score. Here the run is for something: points become City Coins, City Coins fund builds, and builds move a real city towards its monument. Once Paris is finished, another destination opens.
- Four pieces per turn. You pick one, the grid shows in green where it lands, you place it.
- Complete lines vanish and score — vertically as well as horizontally.
- Nothing is wasted. Every run fills the goal bar of the current level.
- Two honest modes. Beginner guides you; Expert speeds up, removes the hints and raises the stakes.
0Steps to the Eiffel Tower
0Pieces offered each turn
0Difficulty modes
0Accounts to create
In the game
What is waiting for you
A block game lives or dies on its short loop. This one has two: the run, and the city.
Fund the city
City Coins earned by playing pay for buildings. Each one pushes the progress bar of the current destination.
Aim for the monument
Paris has its grand goal: the Eiffel Tower, in eleven steps. It is not end-of-game scenery — it is what every run counts towards.
Change destination
Paris is the first. London, Tokyo and Rio come next, each with its own city to build and its own ranking.
Choose your challenge
Beginner: slow placement preview, instructions always visible, a free hint. Expert: very fast preview, fewer hints, goal raised by half, score multiplied by 1.5.
Gems that actually help
One gem at levels 5, 10, 15… and they only buy real help: shuffle the pieces, clear the grid. Never a score.
Frequently asked
Before you start
No. You press Play and you play. It says so on the button: free access, no account.
Yes. Gems are optional and only buy convenience — shuffling pieces, clearing the grid. They earn no points and buy no place in the ranking.
Not at all, but you can: the game adds itself to your home screen like an app, without going through a store.
Beginner slows the placement preview, keeps the instructions on screen and offers a hint; the goal is more accessible. Expert speeds things up, removes the hints, raises the goal by 50% and multiplies the score by 1.5. You can switch whenever you like.
A new destination opens. Paris is the first; London, Tokyo and Rio will follow, each with its monument and its ranking.
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