Hangar Pack: Airplane Block Puzzle Game
A free retro airplane block-packing game. Every block is an aircraft, and the hangar is only so big.
How to play
- Aircraft fall into the hangar one at a time. Pack them flat to tow out full rows. Left and right arrows move, down soft drops, space hard drops, up or X rotates clockwise and Z rotates counter-clockwise.
- C or Shift holds a piece. P pauses. On a touch screen use the buttons along the bottom.
- A row towed out scores 100 times your level. A four-row clear scores 800 times your level, and back-to-back four-row clears get a 1.5 times bonus. Combos and drop points add up.
- Every 10 rows is a new level and a new hangar, from a T-hangar to the Oshkosh show planes. The game speeds up as you level.
- The Daily Challenge gives everyone the same piece order each day. Share your score and rows.
Why hangars matter
Hangar space is a real puzzle. A wingspan, a tail height and a tow bar all decide where an aircraft fits, and most owners know the feeling of pushing a plane back by hand into a tight T-hangar.
The game is about spatial planning more than reflexes, so it rewards the same habit as a good preflight: look ahead, keep the floor clear and do not dig a hole you cannot get out of.
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Questions pilots ask
Is Hangar Pack a falling-block puzzle?
Yes. It uses the classic falling-block rules with a hold piece, hard drop and rotation, dressed up with aircraft.
How does scoring work?
Rows pay 100 points times your level, a four-row clear pays 800 times your level, and back-to-back four-row clears get a 1.5 times bonus.
Can I play on my phone?
Yes. There are on-screen buttons for moving, rotating, dropping and holding.
Is it free?
Yes. It runs in your browser with no account, and there is a daily challenge with a leaderboard.
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Designed by Sean Chuplis ยท Coded by Claude Code (Claude Haiku 5.5 & Claude Sonnet 5.5)