Movement
01 / 10Every direction is in play.Shift across the grid or reach into depth with a laser-guided target.
Spatial puzzle playground / Concept showcase
A new
dimension
of play.
Think in blocks. Move in three dimensions. Discover a tabletop puzzle concept that makes every slide, turn and drop feel like yours.
SNAPDRAG / DUAL-HAND EXPLORATIONVIEW CONCEPT ↗
03 MOVEMENT MODES10 INTERACTION STUDIES05 INPUT EXPLORATIONSONE SPATIAL PLAYGROUND ↗
A familiar puzzle.
A fresh perspective.
A fresh perspective.
A tiny world with room to experiment. BlocksXR explores how precise grids, expressive motion and spatial controls can come together.
01 / Choose your feel
Three ways to
make your move.
From instant precision to hands-on spatial play. Explore a different relationship with the same grid.
01 / CRISP & DIRECT
Think it.
Snap to it.
For the grid purist. Pieces move straight to their next cell and turn in exact quarter-turns. Every input has a clear destination.
- Immediate cell movement
- Exact 90° turns
- Clear placement previews
02 / CONTINUOUS & TACTILE
A little motion.
A lot of feeling.
Slides glide, cubes roll and rotations ease into place. Merge pulses and tile reveals give the puzzle a rhythm you can follow.
- Gliding translations
- Rolling 2048 cubes
- Merge & spawn feedback
03 / SPATIAL & HANDS-ON
Reach in.
Make your move.
The dual-hand XR concept puts a different piece on each laser. Aim and push or pull to position it, tilt or use the stick to rotate, then release to drop.
- Independent left & right hands
- Six-direction positioning
- Release-to-drop interaction
02 / The details make the difference
Small moves.
Big satisfaction.
Ten interaction studies explore how a block can move, respond and come to life.
Rotation
02 / 10Find the perfect angle.Explore quarter-turns with a wrist tilt, stick or key press.
Scale
03 / 10Make room for your world.Resize the tabletop presentation while keeping the puzzle’s grid intact.
Snap
04 / 10See where it fits.A target ghost previews placement and uses red to flag invalid poses.
Blend
05 / 10Let every move flow.Ease between positions, orientations and tabletop transforms.
Merge
06 / 10Two tiles. One bigger idea.Matching 2048 cubes come together in a single, satisfying result.
Slide
07 / 10Set the board in motion.Rolling cubes give each directional slide a physical sense of travel.
Punch
08 / 10Feel the moment it clicks.A quick scale pulse gives a successful merge its own punctuation.
Spawn
09 / 10Keep the next move coming.Explore fresh pieces, tile creation and independent dual-hand queues.
Pop-in
10 / 10A small arrival. A clear signal.New tiles scale into view, adding a readable beat to the board.
SHOWING 10 / 10 STUDIES
03 / A language for every input
Your hands.
Your way to play.
Interaction concepts for the desk, the couch, the touchscreen and the space around you.
SPATIAL CONTROL
Two hands. Two possibilities.
Explore independent lasers, trigger grabs, wrist-tilt rotation and stick or button alternatives. Grip adds a context for tabletop transforms.
Trigger & gripTilt & thumbsticksButtons
HAND-TRACKING CONCEPT
Turn a gesture into a move.
A proposed hand-tracking language: pinch to grab, move a hand ray to aim, tilt to rotate and swipe to set 2048 tiles in motion.
Pinch & releaseLaser swipeWrist tilt
DESKTOP CONTROL CONCEPT
Keep the grid at your fingertips.
Explore WASD movement and IJKL rotation, with arrow-key and numpad alternatives. Familiar clusters give spatial puzzles a desktop vocabulary.
WASD / ASDWIJKL / JKLIArrows & numpad
TABLET & MOBILE CONCEPT
A tabletop that travels with you.
Drag to aim, twist to turn and pinch to scale the scene. Touch concepts pair a clear drop action with directional swipes and depth control.
Drag & swipePinch & twistTablet & phone
GAMEPAD CONTROL CONCEPT
Settle in. Get into the flow.
Explore stick-based movement, rotation and height adjustments, with buttons for drop and axis turns. An arcade-joystick alternative rounds out the study.
Dual sticksButtons & modifiersArcade joystick
Inside the design process. This page presents AI-generated concept artwork and interaction studies. Input mappings and platform experiences shown here are design explorations; they do not confirm shipped features or platform availability.
BlocksXR / Interaction design collection
Every great move
starts with a possibility.
Take a closer look at the complete collection: three movement modes, ten interaction studies and five input explorations.