Built for a complete decision, not a quick impression
A useful block puzzle page must do more than show an attractive grid. Block Master exposes the complete loop: read all three shapes, choose a legal placement, resolve every completed unit together, update a reproducible score, and inspect how the remaining geometry changed. The player can follow that loop on the homepage, continue a full run, or isolate one difficult position in the analyzer.
The learning layer uses actual game state. A guide diagram is not a borrowed screenshot or a decorative mockup. It is rendered from the same board model used by play and practice. When a lesson discusses an isolated hole, long-bar fit, or simultaneous clear, the explanation refers to a position that can be recreated and measured.
Use each tool for a different question
Endless play asks whether a run can remain alive. The analyzer asks what an exact candidate changes. Daily play asks how choices behave under a shared sequence. Practice asks whether a pattern can be recognized repeatedly. Keeping those questions separate prevents one black-box score from pretending to replace every kind of judgment.
Start with the rules if the clear system is unfamiliar. Move to practice when one recurring shape causes trouble. Use the methodology pages whenever a score or ranking surprises you. The formulas, limits, local storage behavior, and project identity are published so the product remains inspectable from first move to final result.