Game Rules:

1. Rule 1: The core of the game is a grid where I have to fit the given pieces. A common mistake I make is not visualizing the board as a whole, focusing too much on the center and ignoring the edges.
2. Rule 2: I am given three pieces at the bottom of the screen, and I can play them in any order. The biggest pitfall here is not looking ahead at all three pieces before making a move, which often leads to trapping myself later.
3. Rule 3: The objective is to create complete horizontal or vertical lines. When a line is full, it clears, giving me points and, more importantly, space. A frequent error is prioritizing small, immediate clears over setting up larger, more efficient clears.
4. Rule 4: Clearing lines earns points, but clearing multiple lines at once gives a combo bonus. It’s easy to get greedy and try for massive combos, only to run out of space before I can execute the plan.
5. Rule 5: The game ends when none of the available pieces can fit on the board. The most frustrating mistake is leaving single-block holes scattered around, making it impossible to fit larger pieces.
6. Rule 6: Boosters are available if I get stuck, but relying on them too heavily instead of improving my strategic placement is a sure way to hit a wall eventually.

Controls:

1. Action: I click and hold the left mouse button (or tap and hold on mobile) on a piece to pick it up.
2. Action: Then, I drag the piece over the board to where I want to place it.
3. Action: Releasing the button drops the piece. A common slip-up is dropping the piece too quickly before confirming it's exactly where I want it, especially near edges.
4. Action: If the spot isn't valid, the piece won't drop, which is helpful, but I need to be careful not to waste time trying impossible placements.

FAQ:

1. Q: Is there a time limit I need to worry about?

No, there is no timer. This is great, but a common mistake is rushing anyway. Taking the time to plan is crucial.

2. Q: Can I turn the pieces around to fit them better?

No, rotation is not allowed. A major error is assuming I can rotate a piece later and planning my board around that false assumption. I have to work with the shapes exactly as they appear.