Item: Fill me up - Block Brain Game!
Rating: 74
Author: Dinsun

Our Expert Score

74/100

Fill Me Up is a very straightforward, no-nonsense spatial puzzle game. The concept is as old as gaming itself—fit awkwardly shaped blocks into a predefined grid without any overlapping or empty spaces left behind. It starts incredibly easy but ramps up to mind-bending difficulty in the later levels.

It lacks flashy graphics or a deep soundtrack, but it excels in pure puzzle purity. It's a fantastic brain exercise that works beautifully when you just have five minutes to spare. The hint system is fair, ensuring you never stay stuck for too long unless you choose to.

Dinsun reviewed on: Sun Apr 09 2023

The Game

📱Iphone📱IPad📱IPod

1128189804

Free4+★4.7 164 reviews

Author : Andrey Spencer

Pubish Date : Wed Jun 29 2016

Last Update Date : Fri Jul 09 2021

Support Languages : English

Genres :

Version 3.3.0Fri Jul 09 2021

- IAP to remove ads!
- Bug fixes for levels 7, 10, 40, and more
- Performance enhancements
A puzzle game for puzzle lovers.
Fill the grid with oddly shaped puzzle pieces.
simple.clean.fun
Requires iOS 12.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
A puzzle game for puzzle lovers.
Fill the grid with oddly shaped puzzle pieces.
simple.clean.fun

Ratings & Reviews

4.7 out of 5 with 164 Counts

★★★★★

Age Rating 4+

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Fill Me Up Block Brain Game is a minimalist spatial puzzle that challenges players to fit a variety of geometric shapes into a specific grid. There are no time limits or stressful mechanics—just you and the puzzle. With hundreds of hand-crafted levels that gradually increase in complexity, it provides a soothing yet rigorous mental workout. Perfect for fans of Tangram and Tetris-style logic games.

Feature

Hundreds of progressive levels
No time limits or pressure
Clean, distraction-free graphics
Helpful hint system

Walkthrough

Solving the Grid

Look for corners and tight spaces first. Place the most awkwardly shaped pieces into these restrictive areas early, as they are the hardest to fit in later.