Tangram Triangle

About Tangram Triangle: Spatial Puzzle with Triangular Blocks

Tangram Triangle takes the classic tangram tradition and rebuilds it around triangular blocks, asking players to drag and rotate colorful pieces—blue, yellow, red, and orange—until they perfectly fill irregular silhouettes on a grid. The puzzle design centers on spatial reasoning and problem-solving, and the difficulty climbs steadily across hundreds of levels, keeping the challenge fresh whether a player is new to logic puzzles or a seasoned solver. A time-attack mode adds a high-score dimension for those who want more than a clean solution. Clean visuals and family-friendly design make it accessible across all ages.

How to Play Tangram Triangle

Each level presents an irregular silhouette on the grid along with a set of triangular pieces. The goal is to fit every available piece into that silhouette with no overlaps and no gaps. Completing a level unlocks progressively tougher puzzles, and perfect solutions earn stars—up to a 3/3 rating—as well as gifts. Time-attack mode layers a high-score chase on top of the core puzzle.

Controls

• Drag: Select and move any piece to the grid.
• Two-Finger Rotate: Pinch or rotate to adjust piece orientation.
• Tap: Select a piece.
• Double-tap / Rotate button: Quick spin of the selected piece (when available).

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