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Falling-Block Puzzle Games

Arrange falling pieces into complete rows without filling the well. These Tetris-style games vary the familiar idea with larger shapes, different score rules and competitive modes. Rotation and instant-drop keys are not consistent across releases; read the controls before starting at a high speed.

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A few places to start

  • Freetris

    Choose Normal or Countdown for solo play; separate local modes add penalty rows or a line race.

  • MegaBlocks

    Plan around larger falling shapes that need more space than the usual small pieces.

  • Nyet

    Decide whether the next-piece preview is worth its scoring cost in version 1.2.

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GamePlatformYearGenrePlay
AGI TetrisArrange falling blocks in Chad Goulding’s AGI Tetris, rotating with Space and watching the next piece beside the playfield.
DOS2004PuzzlePLAY
BlockArrange falling pieces and complete rows in Block, a Polish DOS puzzle game with a simple arrow-key layout.
DOS1999PuzzlePLAY
Blocks from HellArrange falling four-block pieces into complete rows, using separate rotation keys, a quick drop and increasingly valuable multi-line clears.
DOS1992PuzzlePLAY
CRTetrisStack falling blocks in CRTetris III, rotate with Up and use Z for an immediate drop, with changeable graphic sets.
DOS1999PuzzlePLAY
FreetrisClear falling-block rows in Freetris, with Normal and Countdown solo games plus competitive modes and separate player key settings.
DOS1999PuzzlePLAY
JTrisClear rows in a one- or two-player falling-block puzzle with distinct keyboard layouts, changing backgrounds and a music playlist.
DOS1999PuzzlePLAY
KentrisPlay side-by-side falling-block matches in Kentris, with separate controls for each board and configurable match settings.
DOS1991PuzzlePLAY
MegaBlocksFit larger falling shapes into complete rows in MegaBlocks, with an on-screen control guide and configurable game options.
DOS1995PuzzlePLAY
NyetA falling-block puzzle with a next-piece preview that costs points, several keyboard layouts and speed increases as rows disappear.
DOS1988PuzzlePLAY
TetrisArrange falling pieces in this DOS Tetris version, using its numbered controls and setup screen to choose the starting challenge.
DOS1986PuzzlePLAY
Tetris (Matt Plavcan)Place falling blocks in Matt Plavcan’s VGA Tetris 2.7, with a selectable starting speed, next-piece window and piece statistics.
DOS1990PuzzlePLAY
Tetris 3Take on Tetris 3’s line quotas, timed survival and brick-clearing tasks, or choose its conventional falling-block mode.
DOS1999PuzzlePLAY
Tetris ProStack falling blocks against photographic backgrounds in Tetris Pro, choosing the starting level and stack height before playing.
DOS1993PuzzlePLAY
Tetris Pro (Craig Rothwell)Clear falling-block lines to reveal background pictures, with optional power-ups that alter the well and the pace of play.
DOS1999PuzzlePLAY
Varmint's EITtrisArrange falling pieces and use special tiles against opponents in Varmint’s EITtris; configure at least one player before starting.
DOS1996PuzzlePLAY
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