A set of 3 random polyomino shapes is presented on top of the screen. The player drags and drops the polyominos onto free positions of a grid sized 9x9. Depending on the size of the shape the player scores points. Additional points are scored whenever a column, row or a 3x3 subblock is completely filled and therefore gets removed. Game play continues until it is impossible to place a remaining polyomino shape.
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Polyomino Blocks implements a solitaire game.
The term Polyomino decribes a geometric shape. A Polyomino consists of concatenated equal sized squares. Numerous puzzles exist using such Polyominoes to form or fill a given greater shape like in Tangram.
Another principle used in this game is the removal of completed lines or subform as in the game of Tetris. So that game play could last endlessly since free space for new Polyominoes is recreated. Unlike Tetris the Polyomino Blocks game is turn-based without time pressure.
This Polyomino Blocks implementation uses unmodified independent code libraries provided by third parties. Since their licenses might vary the corresponding information is externally linked below. Thus these external links will enable you to reproduce any copyright notice, any related list of conditions, disclaimers, and especially the copyright holders and authors of the corresponding third party functionality.
jQuery: MIT jQuery Mobile: MIT Raphaël: MIT