Tetris (World) (Rev A)

What is Tetris (World) (Rev A)?

Tetris (World) (Rev A) is a classic GB (Game Boy) puzzle game that challenges players to arrange falling tetrominoes into complete horizontal lines to clear them and score points. As a foundational entry in the puzzle genre, it emphasizes strategic thinking, quick reflexes, and spatial awareness. The game’s simple yet addictive mechanics have cemented its status as a timeless challenge for players of all skill levels.

Game Features

• Addictive Puzzle Gameplay: Manipulate and rotate tetrominoes to fit them into solid lines.
• Progressive Difficulty: Increasing speed and complexity as levels advance.
• Scoring System: Earn points by clearing multiple lines simultaneously (Tetris, Triple, Double, Single).
• Classic Design: Faithful to the original 1984 concept by Alexey Pajitnov, optimized for the GB platform.
• Single-Player Focus: Master the game solo with high-score tracking.

How to Play Tetris (World) (Rev A)?

1. Start the Game: Begin with an empty playfield and the first tetromino falling.
2. Move Tetrominoes: Use the arrow keys (or D-pad on GB) to shift pieces left, right, or down.
3. Rotate Pieces: Press Z (A button) to rotate clockwise or X (B button) to rotate counterclockwise.
4. Clear Lines: Form complete horizontal lines without gaps to eliminate them from the playfield.
5. Avoid Stack-Up: Prevent tetrominoes from reaching the top of the screen to avoid game over.
6. Score Points: Clear multiple lines at once for higher scores (e.g., a "Tetris" clears four lines).

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the objective of Tetris (World) (Rev A)?
The goal is to clear as many horizontal lines as possible by arranging falling tetrominoes, delaying the stack from reaching the top of the screen.

How do I rotate tetrominoes?
Use the Z (A button) and X (B button) keys to rotate pieces clockwise or counterclockwise, respectively.

Why does the game speed up over time?
The game’s difficulty increases progressively, with tetrominoes falling faster at higher levels to challenge your reflexes and strategy.