Two Blocks

Two Blocks is a colour-connecting puzzle with a low barrier to entry. The core move is to connect two or more blocks of the same colour, which clears them from the board. As the name hints, a pair is enough to make a move, so there is usually something to try even on a crowded screen.

Where it gets more interesting is the objectives. The game has 80 levels, and they do not all ask for the same thing: the goals vary from level to level while the difficulty gradually increases. That means a plan that worked on one board may not fit the next, and reading the objective before you start connecting is part of the job.

The description pitches it as a test of intelligence and strategic thinking, and the tags add logic and rotation to the mix. It is user-friendly enough for a newcomer to the genre, with enough structure in its 80 levels to reward players who like steady progress through a campaign.

1. Read the objective for the level.
2. Find two or more blocks of the same colour.
3. Connect them to clear them from the board.
4. Work towards the objective as the levels grow harder.

Do not clear pairs automatically. Check the level objective first and keep the colours it needs until you can use them well.