GridLord: Rogue Block Puzzle

Debiva Yazılım ve Teknoloji Ltd. Şti.

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About this game

Drag blocks onto an 8x8 grid. Fill rows and columns to clear them. Simple, until the perks arrive.

GridLord is a classic block puzzle with a roguelike heart. Clear a floor, pick a perk, and watch the rules of the board change under your fingers. Perks do more than add points: they rewrite how the grid works. Stack them into a build, gamble on cursed picks, and see how high you can climb.

BUILD YOUR ENGINE WITH 25 PERKS
- Gravity Core pulls blocks down after a clear
- Reflection Core mirrors your clears for bonus lines
- Bomb Core detonates a 3x3 blast every fifth piece
- Cursed picks such as Glass Cannon multiply your score but remove your safety net

EVERY FLOOR PLAYS DIFFERENTLY
Floor modifiers keep runs fresh: Columns Only, Double or Nothing, Stone Field, and No Rescue. Special cells raise the stakes with score multipliers, stones, ice, wildcards, and Core rewards.

OUTSMART THE GRID
- Double-tap to rotate pieces. Charges are limited, so use them wisely
- Reroll a difficult hand with Cores when you are cornered
- Every hand contains at least one playable piece

MORE TO MASTER
- 16 achievements
- A codex that fills as you discover each perk
- 8 neon themes, all earnable with in-game Cores
- A seeded daily challenge
- Friend codes and asynchronous duels with the same pieces

MADE FOR YOUR POCKET
- Core gameplay works offline
- Short sessions with deep long-term progression
- Your run is saved after every move
- Free to play and supported by ads. Rewarded ads are always your choice
- Available in English and Turkish
- No real-money purchases or paywalls

Easy to learn, hard to put down. How far will your build take you?

What’s new

NEW — Tools and special cells now introduce themselves the first time they turn up. A stone that survives a clear, ice you cannot build on, a cell that pays out Cores: each explains itself once, then gets out of the way.

FIXED — Tablet layout. The board no longer stretches to fill a large screen, and the menu keeps its proportions instead of spreading its cards edge to edge.