Cantrip: Rotating Block Puzzle

Blocks fall. You turn them, you fit them, lines break. You know this part.

Then Cantrip hands you a second axis: you can turn the entire world.

The playfield isn't a flat grid — it's a solid object. Turn it and the whole puzzle re-reads itself. Blocks that stood side by side are suddenly stacked. A gap you couldn't reach is now the closest thing to you. A row you could never finish from the front turns out to be closed from the side.

The move is called a cantrip. So is the game.

WHAT YOU DO
- Drop and rotate blocks — the part you already know
- Swipe up to turn the world and change what "next to each other" means
- Find the angle where the impossible board turns out to have been fine

WHAT'S IN IT
- 100 levels, printed one at a time onto a sheet you fill in as you go
- An endless mode for when the levels are done
- Later levels fight back: hidden blocks, rising clutter, less time
- One thumb, works offline, no ads, no accounts
- English, German and Chinese

INK SETS
Riso comes with the game. Five more ink sets — Grimoire, Nachtmarkt, Scherenschnitt, Lisa and Alchemie — are optional in-app purchases. They change how the board looks, not how it plays.

Made by one person at hidden method. If something feels off, write me — I read everything.