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Tetris on the Game Boy (1989) is a puzzle game centered around arranging falling tetrominoes to form complete horizontal lines. The main objective is to clear as many lines as possible by fitting these differently shaped blocks together without leaving gaps. As lines are cleared, the game progressively speeds up, increasing the challenge.
The pace of Tetris accelerates gradually, requiring quick thinking and precise placement. A unique mechanic in this game is the continuous drop of tetrominoes from the top of the screen, which players must rotate and position strategically before they stack up to the top, ending the game.
What distinguishes Tetris is its simple yet addictive gameplay, where spatial awareness and planning are essential. Its minimalistic design and ever-increasing difficulty create a compelling loop that has influenced many puzzle games since its release.
