Screenshot beta with editable review: the core 8×8 rule is confirmed, while recognition coverage, piece refresh, and line-clear timing still need more device evidence.
Current-tray planning
A useful high-score plan weighs immediate line clears against the room left for difficult shapes. This page shows a real input where the two available strategies disagree.
Check all three fixed pieces together instead of committing to the first legal move. A clear can help immediately, but a move that creates small isolated gaps may make the remaining tray harder to place.
Original engine fixture
This project-owned board and these three fixed pieces are passed to the production solver unchanged.
Piece 1square-2
Piece 2vertical-5
Piece 3rectangle-2x3
Production solver result
Piece 2
Piece 1
Piece 3
Production solver result
Piece 1
Piece 2
Piece 3
Balanced clears two lines and finishes with 38 empty cells, while Survival accepts one clear to preserve six critical-shape fits. Neither answer is a universal scoring trick: each ranks this exact reviewed tray under a named provisional priority.
This page does not calculate an official score formula, Combo multiplier, guaranteed high score, future tray, win probability, or live-game outcome. The figures above are deterministic board metrics from provisional-classic-v1.