Glintfall is our take on the classic falling blocks puzzle. Pieces of colored glass drop into a window ten panes wide, and every row you fill flashes with light and clears away.
You know the idea: shapes made of four squares fall from the top, you slide and turn them, and a full row disappears. We built Glintfall because we wanted a version that feels as good on a phone as it does on a keyboard, with modern rules, tunable controls and none of the pop-ups that get in the way. It's free, it runs in your browser on a phone, tablet or computer, and there's nothing to download.
Our pieces are panes of stained glass. Each of the seven shapes has its own name, its own color and its own etched mark, so you can tell them apart even if colors are hard for you to see. Clear four rows with one piece and the window flashes: that's a Glint , the biggest plain clear in the game.
Pieces come in shuffled sets of seven, one of each shape. So the longest you can ever wait for a Beam is twelve pieces, and you never get a long run of the same shape. The next five pieces always show in the preview.
Yes. It's free to play in your browser on a phone, tablet or computer, with no ads and nothing to download.
Yes. Settings, Keyboard has sliders for DAS, ARR and DAS cut delay, plus soft drop speed from 5x to instant. Touch buttons have their own DAS and ARR.
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