Classic block-stacking puzzle game. Rotate and place falling tetrominoes to clear lines. Level up for faster drops.
Falling blocks, clearing lines, chasing scores, Tetris needs no introduction. Rotate and position tetrominoes as they drop, completing horizontal lines to clear them from the board. The pace accelerates as you progress, turning a relaxing puzzle into a frantic race against gravity.
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Slide numbered tiles to combine and reach 2048! Features touch/swipe support, undo functionality, and score tracking
Rows are nearly full with a single vertical gap on the right and an I-piece is next.
Input
Rotate the I-piece vertical, drop it into the right-edge well
Result
Four lines clear at once, a "Tetris", maximum line-clear bonus
Clearing four lines simultaneously with the I-piece scores far more than four single clears, so deliberately keeping a one-wide well and waiting for an I-piece is the high-score strategy. Gravity speeds up as you level, forcing faster placement decisions.
Falling blocks, clearing lines, chasing scores, Tetris needs no introduction. Rotate and position tetrominoes as they drop, completing horizontal lines to clear them from the board. The pace accelerates as you progress, turning a relaxing puzzle into a frantic race against gravity.
Mentally rotating shapes and visualizing placements strengthens spatial thinking.
The rhythmic flow of placing pieces can be meditative, until the speed kicks up.
A round of Tetris fits perfectly into a 5-minute break.
Chase high scores or compete with friends for the longest survival.
Seven distinct tetromino shapes fall one at a time. Placing them efficiently means minimizing gaps and setting up multi-line clears. A "Tetris" (four lines at once) scores the most points and is deeply satisfying to pull off. The hold piece and next-piece preview give you tools to plan ahead, but speed eventually overwhelms all but the best players.
A "Tetris"clearing 4 lines at once with the I-piece, scores the most points.
Speed increases with each level and eventually reaches a maximum, but it becomes extremely fast.
The transparent outline below your active piece shows exactly where it will land if you drop it now.
The game runs entirely in your browser. No account is needed and no gameplay data is collected.