New Games
Explore new games on BlockChamp.org and find a different puzzle to try in your browser. This page highlights recent additions to our collection, with games about fitting shapes, clearing lines, and bringing matching dice together. Pick a game from the grid above, or compare the choices below before you start.
Each game has a guide with its own rules and controls. If you already enjoy block puzzles, try a different board or a new way to manage space. If you want a change of goal, switch from clearing lines to building merges.
Quick picks: Start with Block Blast for a compact block board, 11-11 Puzzle for a larger grid, 1010! Deluxe for planning each batch of shapes, or Dice Puzzle for number matching.
New Games to Try
Block Blast gives you three shapes to fit onto an 8×8 board. Completing a full row or column clears space for later pieces. Before placing the first shape, look for room for the other two. Try this game when you want a compact board where each gap matters.
11-11 Puzzle expands the placement challenge to an 11×11 grid. Complete a row or column across the board to remove its blocks. The wider space gives you more possible arrangements, but a collection of small gaps can still prevent the next shape from fitting. Keep connected spaces open as you play.
1010! Deluxe also revolves around fitting pieces and completing lines. Its sets of three shapes encourage you to consider the whole batch instead of choosing a convenient spot for one piece. Try to create a clear while leaving a useful landing area for the shapes you have yet to place.
Dice Puzzle changes the objective from filling lines to combining matching dice. Think about where equal values can meet and what space a merge will leave behind. It is a useful change of pace if you like arranging pieces but want the numbers on those pieces to guide your decisions.
Choose a New Game by Puzzle Style
• For a smaller board: Choose Block Blast and focus on making each placement leave room for another shape.
• For more room to arrange pieces: Try 11-11 Puzzle and plan complete lines across its larger grid.
• For planning a full set: Play 1010! Deluxe and compare the available shapes before deciding their order.
• For a different goal: Open Dice Puzzle and build useful matches between numbered pieces.
A bigger board does not automatically make a puzzle easier. Choose a ruleset that interests you, then use the first few rounds to learn how pieces arrive and how the board clears.
A Quick Way to Learn a New Game
1. Check the objective. Identify whether you need a full line or a group of matching values before making your first move.
2. Read the controls. Check whether the game uses dragging, tapping, or rotation; controls differ between the titles.
3. Look at every available piece. Use any tray or preview to plan beyond the move directly in front of you.
4. Review a blocked board. Notice which gaps became unusable so you can make a different choice in the next round.
New Games FAQs
What does New Games mean on this page?
New Games highlights recent additions to the BlockChamp.org collection. The selection is based on the publication order of our game pages. A game can be a new addition here even if you have played it elsewhere before. Open its guide to learn about the version available on this site.
Do all these new games use the same rules?
Several share the idea of fitting shapes into a grid, but their boards and objectives differ. Block Blast uses an 8×8 board, while 11-11 Puzzle uses an 11×11 grid. Dice Puzzle asks you to form matches between dice. Read each guide before carrying a strategy from one game to another.
Can I play the new games in my browser?
The linked pages offer browser games alongside instructions for getting started. Open a game card or a title above, then check its controls before you play. Mouse and touchscreen support depend on the individual game. An internet connection is needed to load a game, so browser access does not imply offline play.
Find Your Next Game
Try one of these new games, then explore the wider Puzzle Games collection for sorting, sliding, and matching challenges. If you prefer a small selection of featured titles, browse Hot Games and choose the kind of challenge you want next.
Updated October 20, 2026.