Tetris
The well-known game Tetris is derived from a game called Pentominos, which is not as famous. The term Pentomino is derived from the merging of "pento" and "domino," both Greek terms, indicating a shape composed of 5 squares. The developer, Alexey Pajitnov, came up with a smart concept: "What if Pentominos were created using dominos with only 4 blocks?" Therefore, the concept of Tetraminos (also known as Tetris) was conceived.
How to Play
- Computers and laptops
- Navigate: Use the A/D keys or the Left/Right Arrow Keys
- Press: S key or Down arrow
- Switch: W or Up Arrow
- X: Skip section
- Devices that are portable and can be easily carried, such as smartphones and tablets
- Rearrange blocks by dragging them
- Touch a block to turn it
Instructions
- Tetris involves solving puzzles by arranging colorful blocks within a 20x10 grid.
- Tetriminoes, also known as shapes that look like the letters I, J, L, O, S, T, and Z, descend gradually from the top of the screen.
- As the shapes fall, you can choose to shift them sideways or spin them to discover the best angle and position for the blocks to fit smoothly on your grid.
- Once you complete a row with blocks, all the blocks in that row will vanish.
- Your primary objective is to eliminate as many lines as you can prior to the tetrominoes descending rapidly.
- Achieve the top score and emerge victorious in this game before the blocks accumulate in one column.
Rating
4.00
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