The mechanics of Tetris are simple and easy to understand, but mastering the game requires strategy and quick thinking.

Players need to be clever and strategic when placing the pieces in the right spot. In Tetris, pieces of different shapes continuously fall from the top of the screen.

The player must skillfully place the pieces correctly, ensuring not to leave any gaps while completing lines.

As you can see, if you don't have good skills, the pieces will pile up, making the game more challenging over time. This makes Tetris a game of precision and great skill.

But you have to be smart because as the game progresses, the pieces fall faster, increasing the difficulty. When the screen fills up with pieces, the game ends, and you have to start over.

The Tetris pieces have the following shapes:

• O: This piece is tricky to place because it has a square shape.
• I: This piece is straight and consists of 4 blocks.
• S: It has two blocks on the upper part and two on the lower part, forming an S shape. This piece can be difficult to place.
• Z: It is the inverted form of the S-shaped piece.
• L: This piece is the inverted version of the J-shaped piece, resembling the I-shaped piece.
• J: This piece has three blocks in a line and a fourth block forming a right angle.
• T: This piece has three blocks forming a straight line, with a fourth block on top, forming a precise T shape. It is ideal for filling gaps left in the lines.

Points in Tetris are distributed as follows:

• If you fill a complete line, you earn 100 points. If you clear two or three lines at once, the points multiply.
• If you clear four continuous lines, you earn 1,200 points.

As you can see, Tetris is an ideal game created for you. Thanks for reading, and don’t miss out on playing!