No. 09 · Daily tile puzzle
Typeset
dizgi n. typesetting; arranging type side by side for printing.
Three pieces, an 8×8 board, no rotation. Full rows and columns clear; one attempt, the highest score leads the board.
How to play
Three pieces, one board
- 01
As it comes
Pieces go from the tray to the board as they are; no rotation. Drag, or select and tap the spot.
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Full lines clear
Full rows and columns clear at once; clears in a row earn a streak bonus.
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Score
5 per cell, 100 × lines² per clear. The typeset ends when no piece fits.
About the game
What is Dizgi?
Dizgi is a daily block puzzle: you place ink tiles on an 8×8 board. Three pieces come from the tray, with no rotation; full rows and columns clear, and consecutive clears earn a streak bonus. When no piece fits, the typeset ends.
Everyone gets the same piece order each day; you have one attempt and the top score enters the day's ranking. Members can share the score in the feed.
Frequently asked questions
Can I rotate pieces?
No. Pieces land as they come from the tray; the strategy is planning the gaps.
How does the score grow?
5 per cell, 100 × the square of the lines cleared at once; consecutive clears raise the streak multiplier.
How many plays per day?
One. The score is recorded when the game ends; a new typeset arrives at midnight.
Can guests play?
Yes, but the score enters the ranking only for members.