Tetris

The game uses a single-screen playfield viewed from above. Different tetromino shapes fall from the top, and the player moves them left or right, rotates them, and drops them faster to fit gaps. Completing a full horizontal line clears it from the board. As the game progresses, the fall speed increases, so players must manage stack height, keep the surface as flat as possible, and leave space for long pieces to survive longer and score better.

Keep the stack low and as flat as possible. Reserve one column or a clear path for the long piece to give yourself a safe setup for larger clears. When the board gets crowded, focus on recovery first instead of forcing risky combos. Good placement and clean structure matter more than aggressive stacking.

Tips and tricks

• Use the next-piece preview to plan a few moves ahead.
• Avoid creating deep holes that are hard to fill later.
• In faster stages, survival is often more important than perfect scoring.