Bunny Blox

A matching puzzle that borrows its controls from falling-block games: pieces are moved sideways, rotated and dropped rather than swapped in place.

That combination is less common than it should be. Rotation gives you an extra dimension of planning — the same piece can complete two different matches depending on which way round it lands — and it makes the board a more deliberate thing than a swap-based grid.

Special rewards appear during play and are worth saving for a congested area rather than spending on the first opportunity.

1. Slide the incoming piece into position.
2. Rotate it to line up the match you want.
3. Drop it to lock it in place.
4. Save special rewards for crowded parts of the board.

Rotate before you slide. Deciding the orientation first tells you which column the piece actually needs, and it stops you committing to a position that only half works.