Cube Blast

Cube Blast sets the bar unusually low: two blocks of the same colour touching each other are enough to clear. That sounds generous and is in fact the trap. When every pair is a legal move, the board offers you dozens of things to do and almost all of them make the position worse.

What you are actually managing is the shape of the colours. Every clear drops the stack, colours meet that were separated, and a pair taken casually can split a cluster you were quietly growing towards the edge. Players who last longest here spend most of their clicks on the bottom two rows and leave the top of the board alone until it has settled into something worth taking.

There is a scoreboard attached and the option to play against friends for a high score, which gives the calculation a point beyond finishing the level.

1. Find blocks of the same colour that touch each other — two is enough to clear.
2. Click the group; everything above falls into the gap.
3. Work the bottom rows first so the drop reshapes the most board.
4. Compare scores with friends once you can finish a level comfortably.

Treat a pair as a last resort, not an opening move. The clears that win here are the ones you waited two turns to build, and the low threshold exists to tempt you out of waiting.