Ever wondered where the completed lines in Tetris go? What happens with them beneath the surface? Or where do the tiles come from?
Sirtet is showing you what happens beneath the surface of Tetris. Your mission is to take the completed lines or parts of them and turn them back into tetrominos. Connect four tiles of the same color to get a huge bonus, or connect lots of tiles with the same color to free space.
Use <left> and <right> to shift the dropping line around - the left and right wall wrap! Use <down> to make lines drop faster, or use <up> or <space> to immediately drop a line to the floor.
A great idea, and an interesting twist on both Tetris and the theme. Awesome idea! I did spend several minutes confused though because I was trying to use WASD instead of the arrow keys.
A nice demake, as well as fulfilling the current theme. The only doubts I have are the backgrounds – the Kremlin, some awfully-scaled gears and a cave?
One of the best uses of theme I've seen. Very awesome core idea, tight implementation, and appropriate graphics/audio. You did a great job, and I expect good results from the voting out of this one. :D
Very nice :) has a very zen feel to it, I got totally lost playing it for a bit longer than intended haha. It seems odd that sometimes you can make a shape out of certain colors but have extra blocks of that color also disappear, wasn't sure if it was intentional but I loved it either way :)
This is great! Love the idea. Also, congrats on successfully reversing the gameplay while still keeping the feeling of the original game. Would be interesting to see this connected to actual games of tetris...
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Great idea.
Great game!
I like the music too! ;)
Also, congrats on successfully reversing the gameplay while still keeping the feeling of the original game.
Would be interesting to see this connected to actual games of tetris...