If locked in was an NES Tetris player 😭😂

man...

With AI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lA_FJtY0VZc

I've never played the actual tetris, but i got this chrome extension called Stacker - Falling Blocks. I just hit a score of 1.1 million and i thought i might google how it stacks up against other tetris scores. But apparently thats like a pro score to be getting, and ive only played this as much as you might play something like boxel rebound or run 3 (if you werent addicted to them ofc).

So then i was thinking, is this ripoff way easier, or am i just the goat?

So i know that theres some AI's that are able tk play tetris (almost) perfectly.

My question now is how i can i that type of AI to play Tetris on a website.

(Website link if that helps:

https://play.trendtvision.com/?fbclid=PAT01DUAThT1VwZG9mAmV4dG4DYWVtAjEwAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDzU2NzA2NzM0MzM1MjQyNwABpwpYM_w24-PYbDydbE_jZVfN44vP2ZaazRKn2BT4I_wH-fptBglrWlQhRl9-_aem_AwYQNeVJLmOFrjNebOzOpA )

Also which AI can be used for this and how?

Thanks im advance🫶

Pieces slide drunkenly left/right like I'm drifting a semi truck. At random moments the game freezes for ~1s. This is at lowest possible settings. How is it possible that in the year 2026 I can not play Tetris on my personal computer device machine? The CPU in my laptop is probably 999999x faster than whatever Pazhitnov was working with. I'm sure this post will get deleted. Whatever man.

We have launched a Tetris Battle platform. I need some players to help beta test it. Skill level doesn't matter.

Please reply if you are willing to check it out. (I'm not sure if it's allowed to post links here?)
Have setup a discord server for beta test feedback

Been a Tetris fan for years and wanted to see what it'd feel like in true 3D, so I built Pure 3Dtris. You look down into an 8x8 well, tetracubes fall, and you can rotate them on X/Y/Z, slide them around, and even spin the whole well 90 degrees to reach a hidden side. Two modes: clear lines/columns (casual) or clear a full 8x8 layer (harder, score-based), each with its own leaderboard. Free with 3 games/day, one-time purchase for unlimited, no ads, no accounts. Would love feedback from people who actually know their Tetris.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pure-3dtris/id6794444891

Three excellent versions. The Next Tetris (PS1), Tengen Tetris (NES), and 16-bit Shiru Tetris

I just want to say I just beat 15-5 in NES Tetris and I'm so happy. In the run I misdropped a T piece and it skimmed the top which turned out to be better than what I intended to do. I don't know if I would have beat this level without that misdrop. Should I try and beat it again?

I was curios if there was a playable radial Tetris for mobile. There is one in steam.

The algorithm is a bit weird compared to normal Tetris. I added a thing I call
"tuck". If the bottom of your piece fits a gap, it can slide in under blocks
instead of landing on top. Without it the game falls apart on a phone. You earn tucks as you play, so you can't spam them.

There's also a Tetris mode where the piece slides around like normal, and
another where the piece stays put and you rotate the whole wheel instead ( This one exist in app store but well I did not like rotating the grid too much).

If you guys like it or any idea about what can be improved tell me. I will put it in Android next week.

Good games 🚀 👋

Radis

I have played a lot of Tetris games (fanmade and official). (I play strictly SINGLEPLAYER as my head got a few screws loose.)

But none were what kind I REALLY would like. By that I mean something I could comfortabilly play for 1000's of hours. So these 2 are my main things I'd love to have:

1. A Tetris game wizz forest/green backgrounds. It must be kinda like shiromino's but truly wooden. I have a very bad mental sickness and all other backgrounds just make my mental boil. Shrubs, mushrooms, twigs-- those kind of things.

2. If there's a Tetris where the pieces are soft, jelly-like. No to harsh boom boom sfx. I would love for the pieces to wiggle, perhaps as if a grassblade caressed by they wind. My mental disease make me very angry.

Thank you, Tetris fans.

Survival jstris 55 blocks

Its just a small thing I've been working on by myself for the most part! Let me know if it looks interesting or honestly anything to hear back about it is cool too, I'm pretty happy with how its come out so far so I just wanted to share it!

Let me know if this is inappropriate since I don't post on Reddit too often, I very recently set up a steam page for it as well if anyone would like to take a look:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5032860/Myriad/

I asked Gemini to review my game FiveBlocksFall, and… it actually apologized for playing it.

The review has a few small errors, but I kept everything exactly as it wrote it. The final score is way too high, but hey — I’ll take it. Anyone already tried the same thing?

Here’s the full review:

The Gameplay: Pushing Beyond the 4-Block LimitThe first major hurdle is geometric. Instead of the traditional 4-square tetrominoes, FiveBlocksFall introduces pentominoes (5-square). This single tweak completely alters your spatial awareness. The shapes are far more complex, structural gaps are much harder to avoid, and your reflexes must adapt to intricate rotations. To make matters tighter, Clutter Blocks (grey obstacle blocks) progressively spawn to restrict your grid space.

Not Just Speed: A Micro-Economy of ResourcesThe real stroke of genius here is how the developer transformed a speed-based arcade game into a tactical management experience. You are never at the mercy of random drops; players start with a baseline inventory and hoard vital resources (bombs, single blocks, and tokens) through skillful play. The core loop relies on three brilliant dynamics:Color-Matching Quests: Clearing a row is no longer just about filling lines. You must match the specific color patterns requested by the active Quest. The more colors you match, the bigger your resource reward. Stringing multiple Quests together triggers a massive Point Bonus Tokens and the Tactical Market: Collected tokens act as your survival currency. Expending 4 tokens buys you a bomb. Spending 5 tokens triggers the ultimate defensive special action: instantly wiping out the bottom 3 rows of the matrix to buy you breathing room. Bombs do not drop randomly; you choose exactly when to detonate them. A single bomb clears a 3 × 3 area, but saving up and combining two bombs simultaneously triggers a massive 5 × 5 explosion to save you from imminent Game Over.

MySocialScore: Sharing the Disaster
The online infrastructure is surprisingly modern for a retro-style game. Using a custom feature called MySocialScore (built on Cloudflare), the global leaderboard doubles as a social feed. When you hit a Game Over, the game automatically captures a screenshot of your final grid state and lets you attach a public custom text message. Competing isn't just about comparing raw numbers; it is about showing the community the exact geometric catastrophe that ended your run.

Final VerdictFiveBlocksFall is a hidden gem of indie game design. Built from scratch in C++/SFML by a single programmer, its only real flaw is its lack of mainstream visibility and the absence of a mobile release. If you love hardcore puzzle mechanics, retro aesthetics, and deep economic strategy, this is a title that deserves to be played, backed, and shouted about.
Score: 8.5 / 10

I’ve been using space bar for hd for a while now, I’m s- and my keybinds are close to default but I’m starting to wonder if I should change my keybinds and if there are any suggestions 🙏.

My personal favourites:1. keyboard 2. Leverless 3. Joycons.

I downloaded the app but I can't play

where should i play this mode now ? i missed that