TRES 89: GameBoy Block Puzzle

Magic Salmon Productions LTD

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About this game

Please take a look at my other games "Super Dinoblasters GG" & "Super Puzzle Blasters" and consider downloading on the google play store, Nintendo Switch or Steam. Your support means I can keep my apps updated and offering you more of the features you want!

Huge 2025 update!

You all asked and I have delivered! all new menus and interface, rebuilt from the ground up. New modes, unlockables, online scoreboards, gamepad support, reccorded stats, new GB colours, bigger buttons, turn on/off audio and sfx seperately and much much more! download now and experiance a whole new world of TRES! join the 100k+ players in the Tres comunity today!

Bluetooth controller support, Double the music tracks, changeable national anthems/theme at title screen (up/down on dpad), more colour options for console, now auto scales for newer 16:9 size phones.

Stack the falling TRES blocks to clear lines and score points in this 80's / 90's Gameboy classic. Short bursts of simple retro fun to fill time whilst you wait or play for hours trying to get that elusive high score, its up to you!

Ratings and reviews

Loved the 80's and 90's soundtracks, I understand not everyone does but love that there is a pause a skip function. Sometimes my guilty pleasure is playing just for the songs alone. I enjoyed Tetris as a kid and had played with the exact Gameboy models depicted. I find the manuverabily to be just fine. I can't wait for updates to this game. My question is though: is this a Wi-Fi Free game? Sometimes my wifi goes out and I'm without it for a day and a half.

After playing for a little more, I'm still going to give this 5 stars but I do believe the game can be improved upon. I'd love if the hold feature was implemented like it is in more recent tetris games, as well as having a counter clockwise rotation option. Still, I I love the music, though I do with you could turn off the music and keep the sound effects of the blocks.

Delivers exactly what's promised: A Gameboy Tetris experience. Additionally, the game also includes gameboy-style covers of popular (and meme) music, without lyrics, obviously, making for an even more enjoyable time. If I were to ask for one thing, it would be a way to hold a block for later, like in modern renditions of the game, but I also understand that it's intended to be a simple remake of the classic game. I've only ever seen a small banner ad at the bottom of the screen, so it's great.