Triblock

[b]triblock[/b] offers simple tetris gameplay, but it's much better than I expected. the rule, as always, is that 3 or more of the same thing will disappear, and the [b]60 puzzle levels[/b], unlocked one at a time, require a lot of thinking ahead and planning, as you have to create certain shapes there. diagonals also count, so some of them will be really tricky to pull off. [b]infinite mode[/b] is the other option, starts with only 3 columns, but speed, board width and tile variety keep increasing. [b]unlockable bonuses[/b] serve as a somewhat unique selling point and they work in infinite mode as well. for instance, solving 20 levels gives you 'double block', meaning a 2x combo will create a single-use power-up to be activated any time and give the next block 2 of the same tile instead of the usual 3 different ones. 'triple block' works the same way, unlocks after level 30 and obtained with a 3x combo. it's important to note that [b]combos only come from cascades[/b], not by simply matching 2x3 tiles at the same time, and [b]the doubled/tripled tile will be chosen at random[/b] as well. since you'll need these for more complex shapes, the best way to go about it is to get a pow…

Cool vegetables. First 10 levels are easy. Next levels are make you start thinking.