Transformation Tetris

INSTRUCTIONS

Use the red buttons to the right to transform the falling blocks.

Completely fill a horizontal row with squares and earn 400 points. Those squares will then disappear, the blocks above will drop into the space leaving more room to complete more horizontal rows.

The game will end when there is no longer room for a block to drop in from the top of the screen.

You can also use the arrow keys on your computer keyboard.

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Develop your skills translating and rotating shapes in this fast paced classic game.

Tetris is a classic tile-matching game created by a Russian software engineer in 1984.

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The code for Tetris was made available by aerolab, based on code by Peter Coles.