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Skip All Ads: Go Premium NowPuzzle Blocks Instructions
Solve the puzzle by arranging the blocks in the pattern shown. Tap and drag a block to move it into place. If a piece doesn’t fit in, tap on it to rotate the position until it fits somewhere on the board. Fill all the empty spaces as quickly as you can to get all three stars and set a new high score!
The amount of puzzles in each level changes as you move on. Some levels may have two or more different puzzles to solve, while others only have one. Keep a close eye on how many moves you make in the levels with multiple puzzles. Your move count doesn’t reset until you complete all the challenges in the level. If you make too many moves, you’ll lose your stars!
Check out our guide on how to get a perfect, three-star score every time.
PUZZLE BLOCKS ANCIENT TIPS & TRICKS
Limit your taps. You’ll lose stars the more you move or rotate the blocks. If you’re striving for a perfect score, you’ll want to plan the block placement carefully to use the least amount of moves. A good way to do this is to start off placing the blocks that don’t need to be rotated, you’ll save a few taps on that alone!
Pick up speed. The quicker you finish the levels, the more points will be added on to your score! Start with placing blocks that don’t need to be rotated. This way, you can immediately drop them on the board and save yourself a second or two. Speed may be a good way to boost your final score, but don’t rush or you’ll risk wasting moves. Take a second to analyze the board first before making a move.
Visualize the final product. Without moving any blocks, take a look at the pattern on the board and try to imagine a way all your blocks can fit in those spaces. You use a move whenever you tap a block, but once you pick it up, you can drag it around the board to see if it fits in anywhere.
Try, try again. You’ll be able to see where your score stands as you play. The stars on the top of the screen will disappear if you make one too many moves. When aiming for three stars, you can reset the level and try again! Be careful: repetition can help you see the patterns quicker. Resetting the level will bring you back to square one if there are more than one puzzles in the level.
Save your hints. You can use a hint by tapping on the lightbulb in the right corner of the screen. However, you’ll want to use these sparingly! If you complete a level without using a hint, it’ll earn you more points. It’s best to save these for when you’re really stuck on a tough level.
WHAT YOU LEARN ROM PLAYING PUZZLE BLOCKS ANCIENT
This game allows players to think outside the box with every move and plan ahead in order to place the pieces in the best order using the least amount of movies.
FEATURED ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS
You’ll encounter three ancient civilizations as you play through each set of block puzzles: Egypt, Greece and Persia. While you’re here, learn some facts about these ancient cultures. It may not add to your score, but it’ll certainly add to your knowledge!
Egypt. Ancient Egypt lasted for over 3000 years, making it one of the most powerful empires in history. The Egyptians contributed a lot to history, namely building the Great Pyramids of Giza, which are part of the world’s seven wonders! They were also one of the first civilizations with a written language, using ink to write on ancient paper called papyrus.
Greece. The Ancient Greeks had a rich culture full of creativity and vigor. They made great strides in literature and philosophy, telling stories of mythical beasts and heroes that are still studied in many schools today! Ancient Greece is also the birthplace of the Olympic Games, which started around 700 B.C, and much like today, took place every 4 years.
Persia. The Persian empire was one of the biggest of all ancient civilizations. The Persians conquered lands stretching from northern Africa all the way to parts of Central Asia. Because of the sheer size of their empire, they were the first civilization to establish travel between three different continents. The ancient Persians are also credited with developing the first postal service!
OTHER FUN PUZZLE GAMES TO PLAY
If you liked Puzzle Blocks Ancient, you may enjoy Hex Blocks, a free puzzle game with a similar goal, but instead of squares and rectangles, you fit hexagonal shapes together. For a similar block puzzle game with added adventure, try out Inner Island. Fit together groups of blocks to explore the island to the fullest.
Solve the puzzle by arranging the blocks in the pattern shown. Click and drag a block to move it into place. If a piece doesn’t fit in, click on it to rotate the position until it fits somewhere on the board. Fill all the empty spaces as quickly as you can to get all three stars and set a new high score!
The amount of puzzles in each level changes as you move on. Some levels may have two or more different puzzles to solve, while others only have one. Keep a close eye on how many moves you make in the levels with multiple puzzles. Your move count doesn’t reset until you complete all the challenges in the level. If you make too many moves, you’ll lose your stars!
Check out our guide on how to get a perfect, three-star score every time.
PUZZLE BLOCKS ANCIENT TIPS & TRICKS
Limit your clicks. You’ll lose stars the more you move or rotate the blocks. If you’re striving for a perfect score, you’ll want to plan the block placement carefully to use the least amount of moves. A good way to do this is to start off placing the blocks that don’t need to be rotated, you’ll save a few clicks on that alone!
Pick up speed. The quicker you finish the levels, the more points will be added on to your score! Start with placing blocks that don’t need to be rotated. This way, you can immediately drop them on the board and save yourself a second or two. Speed may be a good way to boost your final score, but don’t rush or you’ll risk wasting moves. Take a second to analyze the board first before making a move.
Visualize the final product. Without moving any blocks, take a look at the pattern on the board and try to imagine a way all your blocks can fit in those spaces. You use a move whenever you click a block, but once you pick it up, you can drag it around the board to see if it fits in anywhere.
Try, try again. You’ll be able to see where your score stands as you play. The stars on the top of the screen will disappear if you make one too many moves. When aiming for three stars, you can reset the level and try again! Be careful: repetition can help you see the patterns quicker. Resetting the level will bring you back to square one if there are more than one puzzles in the level.
Save your hints. You can use a hint by clicking on the lightbulb in the right corner of the screen. However, you’ll want to use these sparingly! If you complete a level without using a hint, it’ll earn you more points. It’s best to save these for when you’re really stuck on a tough level.
WHAT YOU LEARN ROM PLAYING PUZZLE BLOCKS ANCIENT
This game allows players to think outside the box with every move and plan ahead in order to place the pieces in the best order using the least amount of movies.
FEATURED ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS
You’ll encounter three ancient civilizations as you play through each set of block puzzles: Egypt, Greece and Persia. While you’re here, learn some facts about these ancient cultures. It may not add to your score, but it’ll certainly add to your knowledge!
Egypt. Ancient Egypt lasted for over 3000 years, making it one of the most powerful empires in history. The Egyptians contributed a lot to history, namely building the Great Pyramids of Giza, which are part of the world’s seven wonders! They were also one of the first civilizations with a written language, using ink to write on ancient paper called papyrus.
Greece. The Ancient Greeks had a rich culture full of creativity and vigor. They made great strides in literature and philosophy, telling stories of mythical beasts and heroes that are still studied in many schools today! Ancient Greece is also the birthplace of the Olympic Games, which started around 700 B.C, and much like today, took place every 4 years.
Persia. The Persian empire was one of the biggest of all ancient civilizations. The Persians conquered lands stretching from northern Africa all the way to parts of Central Asia. Because of the sheer size of their empire, they were the first civilization to establish travel between three different continents. The ancient Persians are also credited with developing the first postal service!
OTHER FUN PUZZLE GAMES TO PLAY
If you liked Puzzle Blocks Ancient, you may enjoy Hex Blocks, a free puzzle game with a similar goal, but instead of squares and rectangles, you fit hexagonal shapes together. For a similar block puzzle game with added adventure, try out Inner Island. Fit together groups of blocks to explore the island to the fullest.
How to play Puzzle Blocks Ancient on your phone
Did you know you can also play Puzzle Blocks Ancient on your phone? It’s a great way to play without worrying about losing your save data.
For iOS devices, simply tap the "Share" icon 
in Safari and select "Add to Home Screen". For Android devices, tap the “Menu” icon 
and select "Install App".
