Pentix Nova vs Bit Blocks

Reimagination and a remake of the immortal classic. Arrange the falling pieces to fill up and clear the lines. Clear as many lines as possible to advance through levels or complete various objectives. This game is inspired by the four brick falling blocks games. But instead of easy four brick pieces, where the name Tetra comes from, this game uses five bricks pieces, thus the name Penta. Of course, you are not limited to either set of pieces. Play any combination you would like and consider more fun. Fun question: Do you see the black dots when you are looking at the game title screen? Do you think they are there? Features: - Play an endless game or complete objectives. - Play individual levels or progress through the campaign. - Smooth and customizable controls. - Various difficulty levels. Controls: The controls were designed to make the gameplay smooth and enjoyable. Below are the few highlights that make this game stand out. - Tap with the second finger or swipe down to drop the piece. Of course, you can use the "Drop" buttons too. - Swipe up to stash the piece and use it later in the game. This allows for more strategic play. Privacy policy: https://akatek.biz/apps/pentix_nova/privacy_policy Terms of Service: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula

Stack, rotate, and clear falling blocks in a retro puzzle built for quick play on iPhone. Play offline, chase your best score, and make room for one more run. Eleven shapes made from three, four, or five blocks keep each drop varied. Plan your placements on a wide 12-column board, then clear rows and link combos as the pace rises. • See where a piece will land with the optional ghost preview. • Save a piece in the hold slot and watch the next-piece preview to plan ahead. • Move, rotate, and drop with handheld-style controls. • Switch between Classic and Neon display themes to suit your mood. • Choose your music, sound effects, ghost preview, and grid preferences. • Pause when you need a break, then return to your run. Start playing without a Bit Blocks account. If you choose to sign in to Game Center, submit your score after a game and compare it on the all-time leaderboard. Game Center requires an internet connection; the puzzle works offline.