PixelTris
A falling-block puzzle where every piece shatters into flowing sand.
Momo Games
About this game
A falling-block puzzle where every piece shatters into flowing sand. Bridge one colour wall to wall to clear it, then chain combos.
How to play
- 1Blocks fall, then shatter into loose sand when they land
- 2Connect one colour of sand from the left wall to the right wall to clear it
- 3Clear again within 3 seconds to build a combo multiplier
- 4Sand piles up as you go — the run ends when there's no room for a new block
Controls: Single player · Landscape
Tips and strategy
- Think in flows, not lines. Pieces shatter into sand when they land, so where a block lands matters less than where its sand will pour — aim for slopes that funnel one colour toward a wall gap.
- Keep the middle of the pile low. A tall centre splits your colours into two halves that can never meet, while a low dish in the middle lets sand from both sides mingle into one connected flow.
- Set up the next connection before you trigger the current one. A clear gives you three seconds to clear again for a combo, and that window only converts if the next bridge was already one pour away.
- Do not panic-drop pieces to make room. One rushed block can bury a colour channel you spent five moves building, and the run usually ends from that burial rather than from height.
Game details
- Developer
- Momo Games
- Released
- Sep 21, 2026
- Updated
- Sep 21, 2026
- Players
- Single player
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Frequently asked questions
- How do you clear sand in PixelTris?
- Blocks fall like a normal falling-block game, then shatter into loose sand on landing. When one colour of sand forms a connected path from the left wall to the right wall, that colour clears from the pile.
- How does the combo work in PixelTris?
- Clear a colour and then clear another within three seconds to build a combo multiplier. The run ends when the sand piles so high that there is no room left for a new block to fall.
- Can I play PixelTris on my phone?
- Yes. Steering a falling block is a simple left-right input that works on a touchscreen in a mobile browser, and the landscape layout gives the sand pit plenty of room on a phone held sideways.
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