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Dropora

Neon block puzzles, played on the beat and as a roguelite.

Dropora is a falling-block puzzle game that plays fully offline. Besides the classic mode it has Neon Run, where every level-up offers a choice of upgrades, and Beat Drop, where pieces fall on the beat of the music. Challenge codes let friends play each other’s exact piece sequence without an account.

Being prepared for release on the App Store and Google Play

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Dropora menu on iPhone
Dropora gameplay on Android
Genre
Puzzle · Arcade
Platforms
iOS 15 or later (iPhone, iPad) · Android 7.0 or later
Languages
English, Vietnamese
Price
Free · No ads · No in-app purchases
Data
Nothing collected · No account · Plays offline
Version
1.0.0
Six ways to play

Every mode plays differently

A 10 × 18 board, seven piece shapes and a next-piece preview are the familiar part. What changes is the rules of each mode.

  • Neon Run

    Roguelite

    Every level-up freezes the board and offers 3 upgrades out of 9: floor bombs that clear the bottom 2 rows, a one-time shield against topping out, an extra preview, slower falls, a later lock, Quad ×2, Combo ×2, an extra straight piece, and Overdrive (×1.5 score, but faster falls).

    Level up after 90 seconds, 10 lines or 5,000 points.

  • Beat Drop

    Rhythm

    A 100 BPM track. Pieces fall and lock on the beat. Hard-drop on the beat for ×1.2 points, rising to ×1.5 on a streak. The board frame pulses with the music and four dots count the beat.

    Music and beat stay in sync with the engine, tick by tick.

  • Classic

    Classic

    Clear lines, level up, speed up. Combos, back-to-back clears and perfect clears score extra, with feedback that escalates from NICE to NEON LEGEND.

    The top 10 games of every mode are saved with a replay.

  • Zen

    Relaxed

    No game over. When the board fills, the top half clears and play goes on. Speed stops rising at level 6.

    End the session any time from the pause button.

  • Daily Challenge

    Every day

    One piece sequence per day, the same for every player. Only your first attempt of the day counts.

    No network needed: the sequence is generated from the date.

  • Challenge Codes

    Head to head

    Every game ends with a 7-character code. Friends who enter it play exactly the piece sequence you just played.

    No account and no server.

Screenshots

Running on iPhone and Android

Captured from version 1.0.0 on the iPhone 17 Pro Max simulator and a Pixel 6 emulator. The interface is not retouched.

  • Menu, daily missions and play streak
    Menu, daily missions and play streak
  • Classic: the 10 × 18 board and next-piece preview
    Classic: the 10 × 18 board and next-piece preview
  • Beat Drop: pieces fall on a 100 BPM beat
    Beat Drop: pieces fall on a 100 BPM beat
  • Neon Run: pick 1 of 3 upgrades at each level-up
    Neon Run: pick 1 of 3 upgrades at each level-up
  • Game summary, challenge code and share button
    Game summary, challenge code and share button
  • Menu, daily missions and play streak
    Menu, daily missions and play streak
  • Classic: the 10 × 18 board and next-piece preview
    Classic: the 10 × 18 board and next-piece preview
  • Beat Drop: pieces fall on a 100 BPM beat
    Beat Drop: pieces fall on a 100 BPM beat
  • Neon Run: pick 1 of 3 upgrades at each level-up
    Neon Run: pick 1 of 3 upgrades at each level-up
  • Game summary, challenge code and share button
    Game summary, challenge code and share button

Gesture controls

During play the screen shows only the board. Every action is a gesture, and sensitivity can be tuned in Settings.

Tap
Rotate
Two-finger tap
Rotate back
Drag sideways
Move
Drag down
Soft drop
Fast swipe down
Hard drop
Pause button
Top-right corner

Reasons to come back

  • Daily missions

    Three missions a day (one easy, one skill, one wildcard) that award stars.

  • Play streak

    Counts consecutive days played, shown on the menu.

  • Replays

    Watch the 10 best games of each mode at ×1, ×2 or ×4.

  • Result card

    A 1080 × 1920 image drawn on the device: score, final board and challenge code.

How it is built

A deterministic engine and assets made in-house

Deterministic engine
Each game is defined by a seed and the list of inputs per tick. That is why replays reproduce every move exactly, and why a challenge code only needs to carry the seed.
Flutter and Flame
One codebase for iOS and Android. The board, particles and neon frame are drawn in code rather than from images.
Synthesized audio
The music and every sound effect are generated by the team’s own script, and so is the icon. Fonts are Orbitron and Chakra Petch under the SIL Open Font License.
No third-party SDKs
No advertising, analytics or crash-reporting SDK. The app makes no network requests and asks for no Android permissions.
Privacy and policies

No data collected

Scores, settings and progress stay on your device. We receive nothing, so there is nothing to share or sell.

App Store · App Privacy
Data Not Collected
App Store · Tracking
No tracking, so no App Tracking Transparency prompt
Google Play · Data safety
No user data collected or shared
Google Play · Android permissions
None requested, not even Internet access

The Apple and Google rules these pages meet

Developer: Waebox Media (WAEBOX MEDIA COMPANY), 242/05 Dien Bien Phu, Chinh Gian, Thanh Khe, Da Nang, Vietnam.

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