Fill every goal slot. Completing a row or column clears those blocks onto a conveyor loop, which carries them into matching goal slots — so clearing lines is the means, and filling the goals is the objective.

Yes, a great deal. Only the blocks you clear travel to the goals, so clearing a line full of colours no goal is asking for makes no progress. Check the goals first, then build the lines that feed them.

Click a piece on desktop or tap it on mobile to rotate it, then drag it into position. Rotating before placing rather than forcing a fit avoids blocking columns you will need later.

No. Loop Blocks is a planning puzzle rather than a timed one, so you can take as long as you want deciding where a piece should go.

Every cleared block and every finished level earns stars. Spend 30 to swap your tray for three new pieces when nothing fits well, or 80 to clear the three fullest rows when the board locks up. Without enough stars, a short ad covers either one.