10x10

10x10: Simple Grid, Endless Strategy

10x10 is a calming yet clever puzzle game that challenges you to think ahead while staying in the moment. The rules are easy to pick up: fit colorful blocks onto a 10x10 board and clear full rows or columns to score. But as the board fills up, every move starts to count. One wrong placement, and your space runs out.

There’s no timer, no rush—just you, the blocks, and your brain. Whether you play for a few minutes or get pulled into a longer session, 10x10 is one of those games that keeps your mind sharp while offering a relaxing break.

How to Play 10x10

The board is always 10 squares wide and 10 tall. You're given three block shapes at a time.
Place them anywhere on the grid, aiming to fill entire rows or columns. When you do, they disappear, creating more space for the next pieces.

You’ll get a new set of three blocks once the current ones are placed. The game ends when no more blocks fit. Sounds easy—but as the board fills up, you’ll need to think carefully to stay in the game.

Why 10x10 Is So Addictive

What makes 10x10 click with players is its balance of simplicity and challenge. There’s no need for tutorials or complicated controls—just drag, drop, and plan. But as the board gets tighter, the decisions get tougher, and the satisfaction of a perfect clear is hard to beat.

• Clean and peaceful design with no distractions

• Great for daily focus or unwinding before bed

• Endless replay value with no two games alike

• Builds planning and spatial awareness over time

If you enjoy smart puzzles with no pressure, 10x10 is right up your alley.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the goal of 10x10?

To place block pieces on the grid and clear as many rows or columns as possible before you run out of space.

Is 10x10 timed?

No, there’s no timer. It’s a calm, strategy-focused game with no time pressure.

Can I rotate the blocks?

No, you can’t rotate them. The challenge comes from working with the shapes you’re given.