Washed Up!

You and your environmentalist crabs are pushing the blocks that are washed up to the beach and arranging them into squares in the middle to score points and keep your beaches clean. The square areas will be filled with water, and you need to keep expanding to earn more points. If you don't pick up the blocks fast enough before the wave pushes another block, those blocks will clash and cause pollution. Three pollutions will end the game. You can wait for the timer to buy you more time and probably a cannon to shoot on the square area that you wanted to make space. Or even an explosive block that can explode the squares. The challenging part is you can't drag your block to pass those areas with blocks or squares in the middle. Another difficult part is as you keep building squares in the middle, and when those squares keep disappearing after a specific time, the remaining blocks (outside of the square area) will become like a wall and take up spaces. While you are scrambling for a place to fit the current block on a specific grid area, another block is probably clashing with a different block on the ocean. The game gets more challenging as you progress further. It's a game about e…

it's fine

This is a really nice casual puzzle game that's perfect for losing yourself into for a while. Gameplay is sort of Tetris-ish but from different directions - it seems nice and easy at first but once you play for a while and the board starts filling up it gets quite hectic trying to figure out just what you're going to do with all the pieces! There are some nice extra things to keep it interesting like bonus scores and power-ups to help you out, like a cannon that blasts away the pieces. If I was going to suggest any improvements for a sequel or future version, I'd say it might be better broken up into shorter bursts, levels, so that game mechanics could be introduced step by step (one per level or something like that) rather than all at once. It's a bit of an information overload doing the tutorial, but easier to get when you actually start playing. I also feel like the collision between the pieces isn't needed and just adds unnecessary extra difficulty. That said, I like it, it's addictive - I'm def. coming back to play more - and something different to lose yourself in. I like the whole pollution, waves, beach vibe too, I think they fit with the game perfectly and it's a nice them…

An excellent and unique puzzle game. I love the beach aesthetic!

Nice relaxing summer vibe puzzle game. It’s a nice effort to create a Tetris beater. The goal is to move the tangram/tetris like blocks to spots on the beach to form squares of minimum 9 tiles to remove them and score points. There’s a sense of urgency because the blocks you use wash up on the beach and you don’t want too many or else it'll pollute the beach, which will end the game. It gives a bit more freedom in which order you choose blocks instead of being obligated to puzzle with what you get first. The difficulty lies in that you can’t move across other already placed blocks so you have to keep it as center as possible. The board gets pretty messy pretty soon with some leftover blocks and because of it it’ll result in barriers you can’t cross with your new blocks. There’s some special items to remove the mess (explosives and cannons) but there are not many and they’re also not effective to small debris laying around. So after a while it’s so messy you’ll end up in a state where you just have to give up. You can also activate a storm mode which makes matters even worse for me. This makes tiles come rapidly but they can’t pollute the beach, so you’re invincible for a short whi…

Great puzzle game. The timed mode is very addictive!