11-11
A spatial puzzle played with the mouse. It suits players who like planning a few moves ahead and keeping a grid tidy.
Quick read
- Genre
- Puzzle
- Made by
- BuyHTML5
- Devices
- Computer, phone, tablet
- Input
- Mouse: select, drag and place blocks
- Session
- Open-ended; the aim is to keep the board from filling
- Account
- No account needed on Poki
- Age fit
- No violence; see the Poki page
- Updated
- Listed on Poki as released Sep 2020, updated Nov 2020
Shot by shot
The board is a grid with coloured, numbered blocks. You select a block, drag it and place it on the grid. When equal numbers meet they join, and lines can be cleared to free space.
The challenge is room, not speed. Every placement uses up space, so the game is about planning where each block goes so that the board does not fill up.
Inputs, one by one
- Mouse (select)Pick a block
- Mouse (drag)Move it across the grid
- Mouse (release)Place it
Small advantages
- Look at where equal numbers can meet before you pick a block up.
- Keep one area of the grid open for awkward blocks rather than spreading them everywhere.
- Clearing a line is worth more than a single pair when the board is getting full.
- Avoid placing a block only because it fits; ask what it blocks next.
Who gets along with it
Players who like quiet puzzles and thinking about space.
Drawbacks, plainly
- NoteIt is built around the mouse, so dragging on a small screen may be fiddly.
- NoteA full board ends the game, which can arrive suddenly after a careless placement.
- NotePoki may show advertising around its games; that is part of Poki, not this site.
Next on the cloth
Open the game
The game opens on poki.com, a separate site that is not run by Esriniskerrogue. Poki's own terms and advertising apply there.
Open 11-11 on Poki → (opens poki.com in a new tab)Questions
Is 11-11 free?
Yes. It is listed as a free game on Poki and no account is needed to play there.
How do I move blocks?
Select a block with the mouse, drag it to a spot on the grid and release.
Is there a time limit?
Poki's description does not mention one; it describes planning so the board does not fill up.
Where does the game open?
On poki.com, a separate site.