Tetris

Arrange and clear lines by stacking falling Tetrominoes to prevent the board from filling up.

Rotate Blocks – Adjust Tetrominoes to find the perfect fit.
Move Left or Right – Position blocks to fill gaps efficiently.
Drop Faster – Speed up block placement for strategic stacking.
Clear Lines – Complete full rows to make them disappear.

Keep the Board Clean – Avoid unnecessary gaps.
Use the Hold Function – Save a useful block for later.
Master the T-Spin – A powerful technique for fitting blocks in tight spaces.
Plan Ahead – Always think about the next block.

Tetris is easy to learn but hard to master, with increasing difficulty and endless replayability. It’s perfect for all ages and improves problem-solving, spatial reasoning, and focus.

Tetris was the first video game played in space in 1993 aboard a Russian spacecraft.

The famous Tetris music, "Korobeiniki," is based on a 19th-century Russian folk song.

Players often visualize falling blocks after playing for long periods, a phenomenon known as the "Tetris Effect."

Tetris has been ported to over 65 platforms, making it one of the most widely available games in history.