Breaking Blocks 3D

to see their volume and dimension as you stack them and try to get them into the best position possible. The main problem you'll have will be dealing with the new added dimension, which will make you think about more than just vertical and horizontal rows. You can rotate the pieces to the left, right, up, or down. There will be nothing to tell you how it will land once you let it drop. If you're able to mentally position the piece correctly before letting it fall, you'll begin to get the hang of the game. When you make a mistake and those mistakes start to accumulate, the only way to try to resolve this situation is make better moves with the pieces that continue falling. If you can complete an entire row with cubes, they will disappear, opening a new space for new moves that will bring you out of your complicated situation. Breaking Blocks 3D has 12 levels of pure craziness in which you'll have to force your brain to make good moves and to conceptualize them in three dimensions.