Quarc.

Curves change everything.

QUARC is a falling block puzzle game in which every piece is built from concave and convex arcs, from circles to four-pointed stars. Match the curves so they fit together neatly and filled rows will disappear. But when curves collide instead of matching, or leave impossible holes, it's a recipe for disaster.

That simple idea pulls the classic block puzzle genre into new territory where nothing looks familiar. No more stacking squares and rectangles edge-to-edge. In QUARC, you're reading the contour of the surface you have already built, and finding the piece that belongs.

No subscriptions, no ads, no loot boxes — ever.

FIVE WAYS TO PLAY
Classic: endless, and it steadily gets faster.
Zen: endless, and it never speeds up. The quiet, relaxing one. Stay as long as you like.
Sprint: clear sixteen rows as fast as you can. A race against the clock.
Survival: at first, every piece fits somewhere. As your score climbs, fewer and fewer fit anywhere. Survive.
Challenge: a brand-new pre-filled board every day to surprise and exasperate you. The same board for everyone, and it resets at midnight UTC.

ON THE BOARD
Golden pieces fill the gaps that ill-fitting curves leave behind.
Bombs blast a piece out of midair when the shape you were given is the one shape you cannot use.
A streak of ten perfect landings in a row slows the whole game down.

GAME CENTER
Four leaderboards — Classic, Sprint, Survival and the daily Challenge. See where you land.

FREE TO PLAY, OR BUY ONCE
Classic and Zen are free forever, unlimited and endless. No lives, no energy, no cooldowns, no limit on how much you play.

Quarc Pro is one optional purchase. It unlocks Sprint, Survival and Challenge modes, plus five additional color themes and three background styles. You pay once. There is no second purchase, since there is nothing else to sell you.

Every new player gets Quarc Pro free for their first seven days. No card, nothing to cancel.

BUILT FOR IPHONE
Minimal geometry, crisp arcs, smooth animation. Dynamic Type, Reduce Motion, a high-contrast mode, and haptics you can switch off. Plays offline. Made by one person.

Can you master the learning curve?