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Grid Hole Master

· puzzle / logic / brain / arcade

About this game

Grid Hole is a block puzzle where gravity turns every round. Drag pieces onto the 10×10 board and fill a row or column to clear it. Then the remaining blocks fall toward the glowing wall as solid shapes, and if their landing completes new lines, those clear too. One smart move can set off a ×2, ×3 or bigger chain. Gravity changes with every new set of pieces: down, left, up, right. Every block has a little face that watches your piece, cheers before a clear and gets nervous when space runs out. - 100 journey levels in 5 worlds, with a saga-style difficulty curve: easy wins while you learn, hard levels every 5th stage, a boss at the end of each world and a breather right after. - Level 1 is a short guided tutorial that teaches everything in one go. - Collect rubies, sapphires and emeralds, crack ice and earn up to 3 stars per level. - Endless Classic mode with saved runs, a Daily Challenge with streaks, daily quests and gifts. - Boosters: Undo, Rotate, Swap and Bomb. - 9 themes, a living background, 7 languages, and a low spec mode for older devices.

Genre puzzlelogicbrainarcade
Tags Puzzle
PlatformDesktop / mobile browser
PriceFree
Status● Online
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About Grid Hole Master

Grid Hole Master is a block puzzle where gravity turns every round. Drag pieces onto a 10×10 board, fill a row or column to clear it, then watch the remaining blocks fall toward a glowing wall as solid shapes — and new full lines clear again as a chain.

The twist is that gravity rotates after every three pieces, so the board you planned for keeps shifting. It is a satisfying blend of Tetris-style placement and chain-combo thinking.

How to play

  1. Drag a piece from the tray onto the 10×10 board.
  2. Fill an entire row or column to clear it.
  3. After a clear, blocks fall toward the glowing wall; new full lines clear again as a chain.
  4. Gravity changes direction after every set of three pieces — adapt your placement.

Tips & tricks

  • Keep the centre clear early; edges are easier to complete once gravity shifts.
  • Think in threes: since gravity turns every three pieces, plan a small combo window, not the whole board.
  • Use chain clears — a single placement that triggers a falling cascade scores far more.

Frequently asked questions

When does gravity change?

After every three pieces you place, the direction of the falling blocks rotates.

Is there a game over?

If the tray pieces no longer fit anywhere, the round ends — so keep space open.