VoxelFall

VoxelFall is a falling-block puzzle game with a third axis. The well isn't flat. It has depth — up to fourteen layers of it — and a row only clears when it's full the whole way through. Blocks fall into a space you can spin around, so the back of the board is somewhere you actually play, not somewhere you can't see. FOUR WAYS TO PLAY · Standard — stack and clear until you top out. No clock, no interference. · Garbage — junk rows push up from the floor, faster with every level. One gap stays open; thread a block down it to clear them back off. · Sprint — clear the board a set number of times as fast as you can. Best time wins. · Timed — score as much as you can in three minutes. FORTY-NINE SHAPES The classic seven you already know, plus bigger flat shapes and blocks that reach through the depth — cages, spirals, staircases and a few genuine monsters. Which ones you face depends on your skill level, your board, and what you've chosen to leave out. Don't like a shape? The full game lets you press and hold it in the block list and never see it again. BUILT FOR ONE THUMB The whole screen is the controller. Drag anywhere along the bottom to move, tap it in thirds to turn the block on any of three axes, and tap the middle of the screen to drop. Swipe the top to spin the board. Nothing to reach for. MAKE IT YOURS Shadows and grids are yours to adjust from the start. The full game adds board size, block style, board colour, the ghost piece that shows where a block will land, and your own photo behind everything. Turn on the optional speed-up and the fall quickens on a timer as well as with the level, so a run always ends. VoxelFall is free to play on a 10x22 board up to two layers deep, with the flat shapes. One payment unlocks the rest: boards up to fourteen wide and fourteen deep, the 3D shapes, switching off shapes you don't enjoy, the ghost block, the full appearance controls and your own background. No subscription, no ads, and it's shared with your family group.