Block Tsumetsume vs Spy Packing

Block Tsumetsume is a puzzle where you place three blocks on a 10×10 grid and clear full rows and columns. ■ No ads, no purchases, no network No ads ever interrupt play. Works with no signal. No account needed. ■ One simple rule Drag the three blocks in your hand onto the grid. When a row or column is full, it clears. When nothing fits, the round ends. Clearing two or three lines at once earns a big bonus. ■ A different "Today's Board" every day Each date has its own fixed layout and block sequence, so you can chase the best score of the day. Your streak of consecutive days is recorded too. Endless mode lets you compete against your own best as many times as you like. ■ Improve at your own pace Clear lines on consecutive turns to build a "Tsumetsume Combo". 14 achievements, statistics, and titles let you see your progress. ■ Comfortable controls While dragging, the block floats slightly above your finger so the target is never hidden. A tap-to-place option is available for one-handed play, and a symbol overlay helps if colors are hard to tell apart. Soft procedurally-drawn blocks and quiet synthesized sounds let you focus in peace.

Drag spy gear into cases where it fits perfectly. No timer, no fail — just drag and place. A pistol, a radio, binoculars, coiled wire — every tool on the desk has a shape it belongs in. Compare the shape and angle, and enjoy the moment it clicks into place. ■ How to play Just drag. Pick up a tool, match it to its slot, and set it down. One-handed, no rush, no rules to learn. ■ Features - 5 full stages: an attaché case, a violin case, a wall of tool racks - No timer, no fail — no forced restarts, ever - Sound changes by material and surface. Metal, resin, wood, foam — each tool sounds different - Adjustable haptics, or play with sound off - Auto-save. Pick up right where you left off - No ads, no in-app purchases, no internet needed — fully offline ■ About the sound Every click is recorded separately for each material-and-surface pairing. Headphones bring out the difference between metal striking metal and resin sinking into foam. Best played somewhere quiet, with sound on. ■ Who this is for - Anyone who loves tidying, organizing, or sorting things - Players who want a relaxed sorting puzzle with no timer - Anyone tired of ads who wants an uninterrupted puzzle - Players who want a quiet brain-training break - Fans of shape-and-space puzzles - ASMR fans who enjoy calm, satisfying sound - Commuters who want an offline game for downtime - Anyone who loves the feeling of everything finally fitting ■ What's inside A pistol and magazine, a radio, binoculars, a multi-tool, throwing knives, shuriken, a watch, a syringe, small vials, a USB drive, a mini camera, cable ties, wire and hooks. Each case has its own tools and its own way of fitting together. This is still a small game, and more is on the way. Tell us what you'd like packed next, and we'll build it.