1010 No Danger

Most ten-by-ten block games ask you to survive. 1010 No Danger asks you to finish a job. Some blocks on the board carry a danger sign, and the level is about getting rid of all of them. The only way to remove one is to complete the row or column it sits in, so each danger block becomes a target line you have to build towards.

Your pieces come from a panel on the left. You pick a block set, drop it on the board, and keep going for as long as there is room to place sets. That limit matters: filler placed carelessly away from the targets uses up space you will want later.

The result is a block puzzle with direction. Instead of clearing whatever line is nearest, you are reading the board for the lines that matter, choosing whether a danger block is easier to remove through its row or its column, and steering every set towards that choice.

1. Find every block with a danger sign.
2. Decide whether to clear each one through its row or its column.
3. Drop block sets from the left panel to fill that line.
4. Remove all danger blocks before space runs out.

Look for a row or column holding two danger blocks at once. One completed line that clears both is worth far more than two separate efforts.