Eleven Eleven and the 11x11 board that rewards every clear
On this card and board puzzle board, you place fixed shapes onto an 11-by-11 grid and wipe out complete lines to keep the field open. The minimalist layout and day or night display make every piece easy to read, and the real challenge is avoiding a dead end.
Fixed shapes, exact placement
The block puzzle side comes from each piece having a set footprint, so a long bar, corner, or wide block can ruin a careless move. You are not just plugging gaps; you are protecting space around the middle of the grid so the next drops still fit. It plays on mobile and desktop with no download and no signup.
Clear lines, build score, stay alive
Every full row or column disappears, and that changes the board immediately. If you line up two clears at once, you create more breathing room and push your score higher, which is why every placement matters before the board starts to crowd. If you like that pressure, Block Blast uses a similar line-clearing rhythm.
Minimal visuals and day or night mode
The clean grid keeps the whole puzzle readable at a glance, which makes it easier to plan ahead without guessing. Choose day or night mode to match the screen, then keep stacking shapes until the board runs out of space. That simple visual setup is a good fit for the puzzle mindset and feels especially handy on mobile.
Because each shape arrives with a fixed outline, one smart drop can open several future options instead of closing them off. That is the tension in Eleven Eleven: every move is a small commitment, and the wrong one can trap the grid fast.
Platform
Browser — desktop, mobile and tablet
Release
14 january 2017
Last Update
14 january 2017
