What are polyominoes?
A polyomino is a plane geometric figure formed by joining one or more equal squares edge to edge. A single square is a monomino, two make a domino, four make a tetromino, and five make a pentamino.
In <a href="https://apps.aagyasharma.com/blockflow/">Block Flow</a>, shapes spanning 1 to 9 cells challenge your brain to solve classic combinatorial tiling problems in real time.
Golomb and tiling theory
Mathematician Solomon W. Golomb pioneered polyomino research in the 1950s. Today, millions of mobile puzzle players engage with Golomb theorems every time they line up blocks on an 8x8 grid.
Experience BlockFlow
A calm, colourful block puzzle with handcrafted levels. Fit each piece, clear lines, use strategic boosters, and play at your own pace.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the largest polyomino featured in Block Flow?
The 3x3 square, consisting of nine connected cells, is the largest polyomino shape in the game.