Slide Bricks

Instructions:

Use mouse de slide blocks left right

Scan every open row before you commit a shape, not just the one that looks closest to finished. Sometimes the messier-looking row is one drag away from clearing.
Try stacking odd-shaped bricks along the edges first. Corners fill up faster than you'd think, and leaving them open too long tends to box you in later.
Don't chase a single big clear when two smaller ones are sitting right there. Grabbing the easy points keeps your board breathing room.
Watch for the moment a shape almost fits but leaves a one-block gap. That gap usually gets filled a turn or two later if you plan the next piece around it.
When the grid starts feeling cramped, slow down. Rushed drops are where most avoidable pile-ups happen.

Click and hold a brick with the mouse to pick it up.
Slide it left or right, then guide it into the row or column you want.
Release to drop the block into place, locking it wherever it lands.
No keyboard needed at all. Everything runs off simple mouse dragging, which keeps the pace casual even when the board gets crowded.

Straightforward line-clearing puzzle built around dragging brick shapes into tight spots.
Clean visual feedback, like little burst effects, when a completed line disappears.
Logic-driven pacing that rewards patience over quick reflexes.
Single-player format, so there's no pressure from anyone else's clock.
A scoring system that ticks up line by line, which makes it easy to just squeeze in "one more round" before closing the tab.