Tetris

Few electronic games are as timeless as Tetris, and few have managed to set up a foothold in the handheld console market as much as it did. Tetris is an old but fun casual game where you have to match the falling pieces and create uninterrupted lines to score points.

The game requires focus, imagination, and at some point even quick reaction times when the blocks have bundled up to the top and you have to figure out quickly where to put the next stack.

As far as the graphics go, the game's UI seems rather dated, but those of you that prefer a more retro look might actually consider it fitting for a game that is itself the epitome of what it means to be retro.

You can adjust the starting difficulty level, the amount of starting rows already available, and even the overall size of the window, if you feel it may help you play better.

As far as rules are concerned, this iteration of the game is the same as traditional Tetris, meaning that all you have to do is make sure you create as many lines as possible and avoid stacking the pieces up to the top or you will lose the game.

Make sure you create as many lines as possible and avoid stacking the pieces up to the top or you will lose the game.