Over on the Minecraft subreddit, MrCatFace8885 has created a rather impressive and scary looking plane. Using…
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February 9, 2017
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Make lines with falling blocks and challenge yourself with this addictive classic puzzle game. Easy to play and once you start, you will be hooked. Simply drag/swipe the block shapes to create lines. Enjoy this classic you know and love with nice graphics and music. Features - Drag swipe to move blocks - Adjust touch swipe/drag speed and sensitivity in settings - Leaderboard and Achievements through Googleplay games. - Hold block shape to improve gameplay - Ghost block shape - Nice graphics and animation - Toggle fx and music on/off - Fun addictive gameplay
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