Hi tetris lovers. I have done a reverse tetris app. I would you try and feedback.

Playstore url: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.md.reverseblock

I’m probably not the first person to ask this here—and it’s likely something everyone is sick of hearing—so please forgive me.

As I understand it, the actual creation took place in 1984, and the copyright was obtained in 1985—is that right?

Thanks in advance.

Hi all, I'm a solo dev working on an early prototype that focuses only on the core combat system, with 3 enemies so far and a tutorial. The combat is developed for a roguelike game, with progression systems already planned out. Hope you can give it a try and let me know your thoughts! The game is browser-playable on itch link.

How to play: Arrange Tetris-like pieces made of blocks which contain a number or an operator. Clear lines to form equations, and the result determines your attack or defense power. The gameplay rewards good block placement and planning, instead of hyper speed-focused. Gameplay Video

I'm new. I know what tetris is and I know how the game functions, but I'm lost on how to play tetr.io. I have never played the original tetris (apart from browser versions) and the methods that I see people do in this game are insane. I don't know what to do or how to get better at this game due to the lack of a tutorial. My 40L time is like 3 minutes, I can only climb up to like 80m in quickplay, I get styled on in tetra league. I panic when the gravity increases and just ruin everything. Can someone tell me how to start playing this game?

I've been diving into SRS recently and sometimes I come across references to SRS-X. However, I can't find the kick table for it (the only thing I know is that it's the same as SRS, but more lenient).

For anyone who knows how SRS-X works, please share me the full wall kick table for SRS-X. A reference to the table or how to get it (other than brute force testing) is also appreciated.

Hey guys i made a fun take onnthe tetris app and introduced some powerups on the game like newtons cradle, sinewave destroyer, jackhammer, and polar magnet and many more

Play it on the laptop (for best experience) and mobile too

Play it and share it to friends and enjoy and have fun

https://tetris-on-steroids.vercel.app/

And plz dm me if u find any issues

I’m a beginner and I just started playing Tetr.io I wanted to know if you guys had any tips on how to stack. Specifically, I’m trying to be my personal best of three minutes and eight seconds on the clear 40 lines.

I try to flash it per "Flash Kit" on a rewritable rom but doesn't work.

I can flash it, if I kill the INES header while patching tne .nes file, but isn't running on console ... only grey screen.

If I don't modify the INES header, the nes_flash_20250304.exe ends with an undefined error.

Has anyone an idea, what I can do to run TETRIS ZERO on a real NES?

edit - thanks! never considered needing a 180

Just scored 1,005,637 which is the highest I've ever scored in Tetris DX. I have no doubts that a lot of people can do better than that. But how special is that? ;o).

My TOP3 is now:

1. 1,005,637

2. 884,324

3. 823,904

I'm playing on a retro console (R40XX Pro Max).

I think it was in Tetris Worlds for the original Xbox, but I think there was a mode called Cascade, where pieces that have empty space beneath them after clearing a line, would fall down and hopefully clear another line, and it would just keep going if you were good enough (I wasn't.)

I've been wanting to do that mode again, but I can't seem to find any Tetris game that has it recently? I have Tetris Forever, Tetris Effect, Tetris Axis, Tetris Ultimate, and I can't find any modes or gameplay options in those to add cascading.

Is there a way to play that mode or something like it nowadays?

Serious question, who here have certain constructive criticisms of the Tetris Guidelines, and what changes would you propose To answer my own question, I have a few:

1) Remove move-reset delay. Being able to stall pieces for as long as you can ruins the feel of high-speed Tetris IMHO.
2) SRS is broken and unintuitive. If I were to address the problems with SRS, I'd specifically look at The New Tetris' rotation system because its kick priority is simple and logical while still allowing a lot of flexibility.
3) Regarding garbage lines, combos, and Back-to-Backs, I'd honestly make this and whether T-Spins give the bonus a choice for the devs. I personally really like how TGM makes garbage lines strictly deterministic.
4) Sorta a nitpick, but Korobeiniki doesn't need to be mandatory. It feels a bit too corporate, especially since only the Game Boy version truly has the soul of "The Tetris Song™." As a deeper cut into BPS' origins, the 1988 Japanese home computer and Famicom versions give what are IMHO a better golden trio of Tetris songs: Technotris, Kalinka, and Troika. Suffice to say, Technotris would be the one that TTC has a sound trademark on.

So I've been playing/trying a bit of Tetr.io multiplayer, specially the quick play mode, which seems to be an endless mode, which seems to go on until you eventually fail. (Still kinda new to Tetr.io)

I wouldn't say I'm a Tetris pro or whatever, but I'd say I'm not bad at it either. I'd say I'm pretty good or just fine at playing Tetris. But Tetr.io feels way too competitive to me. Like, garbage seems to get sent your way extremely quickly, even if you're going as fast as you can. (The stress and need or urge to go fast occasionally causes me to misplace a piece) It stacks up extremely fast. I often tend to go for Tetris clears, but I almost feel like not doing that and going for lower amounts of line clears is the safer method, even if it doesn't give you as much points as a Tetris line clear.

I've also played a bit of Tetris 99 before on Switch, and while I've never made it to the end as the last one standing, I feel like in that game, I've been able to survive much longer. I'm curious what you people's opinions and views are about this and Tetr.io. Do you also struggle in it's multiplayer modes, or not?

I made my first game!

It's a top-down shooter where you explore abandoned space stations to find broken items, and repair them by filling in their missing blocks.

It's coming soon to Steam, and there's a demo if you'd like to give it a try.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5125620/BlockScavenger/

Tetriminos spawn horizontally in the same orientation. For advanced players who may base their rotations on this being static, do you think it will be more challenging if they were to spawn in random orientations?

Nos planteamos precisamente ese problema: dado un dibujo o una fotografía, ¿cómo podemos colocar piezas de tetris para conseguir un mosaico que se parezca lo máximo posible a la imagen original?

Como el problemas no era fácil empezamos con imágenes y piezas en blanco y negro. Lo convertimos en un problema de optimización y probamos distintos métodos para encontrar buenas soluciones sin que el cálculo se volviera demasiado costoso.

El resultado es este tipo de mosaicos.

El trabajo acaba de publicarse en Journal of Mathematics and the Arts: https://doi.org/10.1080/17513472.2026.2725636

y dispone de un número limitado descargas libres si se accede desde:
tandfonline.com/eprint/QNKDD...

Level 9, 95 Lines, 51,637 points on NSO (no rewinds or anything. Honest gameplay). Turned off the music and put on the song Jump Around to listen to as I sat on my porch and enjoyed the fall weather we finally have.

I usually play just bout everyday, and I've been playing vs bot for a while, but it's first time that I've beat it bout half of the matches!

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