Woody Tap Block

Woody Tap Block gives you a stack of wooden blocks and asks you to take it apart. The description sums up the rule as moving and removing each block in the right direction, and the logic comes from the fact that blocks get in each other’s way: one piece often has to go before another can follow.

The whole puzzle is sequencing. Plan the order of your moves correctly and every block can be cleared; rush it and the board stops cooperating. That means the useful habit is reading the layout before touching anything, working out which pieces are free right now and which are waiting on others.

Later levels add to the picture. As you progress, the game brings in new obstacles and new types of block, so the patterns you learned early on stop being enough on their own. The wooden look and the tap control stay the same throughout, which keeps the focus on the logic rather than on reflexes or speed.

1. Look over the whole board before you tap.
2. Find a block that can leave in the right direction.
3. Tap it to move it off and free space.
4. Repeat in the right order until every block is gone.

Start from the edges. Blocks on the outside tend to have the shortest way out, and removing them first often unlocks the middle.