Now say in the middle there is a 3 length (Horizontal) tile and a 2x2 tile. You don't need to have one big singular shape.

If you have two tiles showing 2x2 blocks in the bottom left and right of a 5x5 grid, then you encompass both corners with 2x2 blocks. Originally posted by Pckables:They don't HAVE to be enclosed in a singular space, the pieces just have to be enclosed inside a space along with the tiles that show that tetris piece.įor example, if you have a tile showing a 2x2 block in the bottom left of a 5x5 grid, you have to enclose a 2x2 block in the bottom left because it needs to encompass the related tile. I guess what you're saying is that I don't try to make individual shapes out of these but combine them into one shape and enclose them all in it?Īlso, I did spend a lot of time trying to figure these out but after 3 hours all I got for my trouble was a headache. I do understand what the tilted pieces are for now though which is good to know because I had no idea how I was supposed to deal with that otherwise. I still don't really understand, I'm having a hard time picturing this in my head. That opens up a lot of possibilities especially in combination with other pieces, so you'll have to think. Third, the tilted icon means it can be rotated. They can't overlap though, and it only counts if the icons are actually inside your shape. Secondly, you can combine several of them, and the respective icon doesn't need to be at the place where it could fit, as long as the sum of the spaces and their shape fits like they would be puzzled together. Originally posted by Piorn:Part of the fun imo is figuring out how the puzzles work, not the solution, bu here I go.įirst, it doesn't matter where the icon in the shape is, it can be on the right or the left or anywhere, as long as the shape is completely closed, which is important!

Tetris blocks thank you