1010

Here is another version of the famous Tetris puzzle. 1010 is named after the size of the playing field used in the game: 10 by 10 cells horizontally and vertically. This version is 1010 in isometry, meaning that the shapes are no longer flat, but three-dimensional. When placing them on the field, make up the entire filled-in lines. As an entourage, the game developers used a storage room, using boxes for the construction of figures. Well, this is not a bad association, because in a warehouse you really often have to solve problems with space.