Tet-a-Tetris Review

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At first glance, the idea of the game may seem the same as Classic Tetris; to fill the horizontal lines of the game pits with the falling pieces. The more lines you fill, the higher the score. The falling figures may be made up of one, two or three little squares. Looks easy, right? But in this game there are two pits and you must maneuver two figures which move the same way! You can rotate or move the figures to the right and to the left but they will both make the same movement. And if the drop down of either figures is blocked, the second one will fall. So for your game to be successful you should plan carefully, or otherwise both pits will be quickly filled up. After you have dropped the figures down you can still move them to fill the empty spaces as they fall. If at least one new figure appearing at the top covers another figure that is already in pit, the game is over. As you can see, this is much more difficult than Classic Tetris. Below the line displaying the number of filled lines you will see your points for the current figures. Before a new pair of figures appears this number is added to your total score. The higher is the speed of the game, the higher the number. The faster you think, the more points you score. The game contains music, sound effects and photorealistic true color graphics.

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