Tetris Attack/Puzzle rounds 1-2

Puzzle 1-1
Moves required: 1

Naturally the beginning puzzles are simple. They serve more as an introduction to how this mode works. For this puzzle, simply remember that panels must be connected to disappear, and you only have 1 move to do it in.

Puzzle 1-2
Moves required: 1

Remember that you have to get rid of all of the panels. If you connect 3, there will be 1 left over, so you have to get all 4 to connect at the same time.

Puzzle 1-3
Moves required: 1

This shows a common way you may achieve a 6 combo in the other modes. There are two sets of panels now, but still only one move, so they must be cleared at the same time.

Puzzle 1-4
Moves required: 1

This 10-panel combo you may also run into regularly in the other modes. You may notice similarities with the previous puzzle. Keep this puzzle in mind for another in the near future.

Puzzle 1-5
Moves required: 1

This puzzle introduces a chain and how it works. Keep in mind that sometimes all you need is for one set of panels to clear, which can then set up other panels to clear.

Puzzle 1-6
Moves required: 1

This horizontal 6 combo does not appear very frequently, but if you ever want to clear a whole row at once, this is the only possible final move (without using a chain) that can do it.

Puzzle 1-7
Moves required: 1

There are a couple ways to match the red panels here, but only one way to match the blue panels in only one move.

Puzzle 1-8
Moves required: 1

Another version of the 6 combo, with a vertical and a horizontal match.

Puzzle 1-9
Moves required: 1

There are not enough moves to match the blue panels vertically, so instead, concentrate on the green panels.

Puzzle 1-10
Moves required: 3

This puzzle teaches a very important lesson for the other modes. This situation is easily created, and if you know the solution, you can clear all 10 panels quickly in a game. Do you remember puzzle 1-4?