Physical Blocks

LM Programming

Contains ads

About this game

In this game every block is physically simulated! Drop them from above and fight with gravity, chaos and time! Blocks are not bound to any grid and can be rotated however you want. A line clears when it's sufficiently filled, slicing blocks into smaller pieces. Prepare for even more chaos and fun than the original Tetris! Also includes online leaderboard and "Stack" mode, where you have to fit as many pieces as possible into a confined space. And no forced ads!
Inspired by Not Tetris (and made with it's developer consent)

Ratings and reviews

It is not tetris, but it isn't not Not Tetris. Not Tetris is legit my favorite game of all time. But without a mobile port, it's not something I can always play. So, I've spent years trying to find a suitable mobile alternative. But now there's not even a source port, but a full experience with loads of options for customizing gameplay. It's honestly way better than my expectations. And this isn't an homage or clone, this is an elevation of that concept built up to a whole new level. Excellent

if Tetris came to life in the real physical multiverse this is pretty much what it would probably feel like. brings the world if Tetris into a new dimensional plane and makes the original version seem two dimensional and mechanistic. I love this game and it doesn't faik to challenge and entertain me in a way the original lacks. And last but not least no annoying ads. The developers obviously value the art of game development above profit margins.

Gameplay is fun and basic just like the original Tetris, and just like the desktop game Tetris 2 that it borrows heavily off. Marking the game down simply due to the fact that the buttons are too small as it stands, meaning that during the frantic gameplay you will often press the space between the buttons or the wrong one. The buttons are also occasionally unresponsive when you do press them. If these were resolved it would get 5 stars

What's new

Fixed a small bug with leaderboards.