The player has to rotate seven geometric forms to arrange them on top of a colored area.

[4] Aktueller Software Markt gave a positive review and said the game is particularly suitable for the younger computer users for its ease of use and because it promotes logical and geometric thinking.

[2] Amiga Action praised the graphics and sound but concluded: "Tangram is just so unbelievably simple, and it becomes very repetitive after just a few goes.

"[4] Amiga Format summarized: "Solidly constructed, Tangram is more functional than inspirational.

", and further said it "[l]acks the goals and player pressure that make it for classic puzzle games.