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Tetris Like games
Browse games tagged Tetris Like across all supported archive platforms.
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AGI TetrisThis is a fan-made Tetris variant programmed with Sierra Entertainment's Adventure Game Interpreter (AGI). The objective of each level is to clear a certain number of lines. | DOS | 2004 | Puzzle | PLAY |
BlockBlock is a simple but colourful Tetris variant. At a glance, there's nothing particularly special about it except some nice mod-tracker tunes playing the background. | DOS | 1999 | Puzzle | PLAY |
Blocks from HellBlocks from Hell is a well-done (and small in size!) clone of the classic game Tetris. | DOS | 1992 | Puzzle | PLAY |
CRTetrisCRTetris is a Tetris variant that runs in high resolution and features various level backgrounds, music and sound effects. | DOS | 1999 | Puzzle | PLAY |
Fit UpFit Up is a Tetris variant for up to three players with several game modes. It features high-resolution graphics, smooth animations, background music and extra pieces with special abilities. | DOS | 1997 | Puzzle | PLAY |
FreetrisFreetris is a free, open source Tetris variant or one or two players. There is a total of five game modes, but only two are available for single-player games: normal mode and countdown. | DOS | 1999 | Puzzle | PLAY |
JTrisJTris is a decent Tetris clone for one or two players, with nice backgrounds and a built-in MD music player (with a selection of catchy tunes to play to). | DOS | 1999 | Puzzle | PLAY |
KentrisA Tetris variant for two players, created by none other than Ken Silverman. Originally a QuickBASIC game, Ken rewrote it in C while adding nifty features like digitized speech and Adlib music. | DOS | 1991 | Puzzle | PLAY |
MegaBlocksMegaBlocks is a fairly straightforward Tetris variant, except that it uses blocks composed of more than four pieces, which makes playing slightly more difficult, although not impossible. | DOS | 1995 | Puzzle | PLAY |
NyetNyet (which means "no" in Russian, but might be a contraction of Nye Tetris "not Tetris") is a fairly straightforward clone of the original Tetris with text-mode graphics. | DOS | 1988 | Puzzle | PLAY |
TetrisThis is the original Tetris, developed by Alexey Pajitnov in 1984-1986 in the Academy of Sciences of the Soviet Union, originally for the Soviet Elektronika computers, and then ported to IBM PC by Vadim Gerasimov. | DOS | 1986 | Puzzle | PLAY |
Tetris (Matt Plavcan)This is a conservative rendition of the original Tetris by Alexey Pajitnov that uses VGA graphics for a more colourful presentation, but is otherwise pretty much the same as the original. | DOS | 1990 | Puzzle | PLAY |
Tetris 3Tetris 3 is a very decent and playable Tetris variant. It includes the classic mode and its own "Tetris 3" mode with 100 levels of increasing difficulty. | DOS | 1999 | Puzzle | PLAY |
Tetris ProTetris Pro is a fairly straightforward Tetris variant by a Dutch demo group. | DOS | 1993 | Puzzle | PLAY |
Tetris Pro (Craig Rothwell)Tetris Pro by Craig Rothwell (not to be confused with the other Tetris Pro by Dutch demo group TRIAL) is a Tetris variant that allows to play both by the original rules and with its own original enhancements. | DOS | 1999 | Puzzle | PLAY |
Varmint's EITtrisVarmint's EITtris (or simply Eittris for short) is a Tetris variant for up to four players, with an emphasis on the competitive aspect. | DOS | 1996 | Puzzle | PLAY |
