Roll The Block

Roll The Block is a spatial puzzle where you tip a rectangular block across a board one square at a time until it lands on the goal.

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Roll The Block

A block that changes shape as it rolls

Roll The Block gives you a rectangular block on a grid and a marked destination to reach. The catch is that the block stands upright or lies flat depending on which way you tip it, so each move changes the footprint it occupies and which tiles it can safely cover.

Reach the goal square without falling off

Guide the block from its starting position to the marked square without letting any part of it hang off the board. Some levels also want it to arrive standing in a specific orientation, which adds an extra constraint.

Tip it one square at a time

Press the arrow keys, use the on-screen direction buttons, or swipe on a touch screen to tip the block onto the next square in that direction. Each input rolls it exactly one tile.

Plan two or three tips ahead

Before moving, compare the block's next footprint with the free tiles around it. Roll toward open space first, use the wider parts of the board to change its orientation, and only enter a narrow path once the block is aligned with it.

Solve it backward from the goal

Work out where the block must stand on the move just before it reaches the goal, then look for a route that gets it to that exact spot. Reverse planning skips a lot of dead ends.

Frequently asked questions

How do I move the block?

Press the arrow keys, use the on-screen direction buttons, or swipe on a touch screen to tip the block exactly one tile in that direction.

What makes a move fail?

A move fails when any part of the block's new footprint hangs off the board, and some levels also require it to finish in a specific orientation.

What is the best strategy?

Plan two or three tips ahead and solve backward from the goal to find the exact position and orientation you need before the final move.