WebTetris
A free tetris game — play it in your browser, no install. Tetris clone made with JavaScript and WebGL
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This is the long-awaited sequel to Quadtris, a Tetris clone originally built in Python!
This implementation uses JavaScript and WebGL to recreate Tetris on a browser.
As a static website, this project is supported on any device with a JavaScript-enabled browser.
By default, the swipe gestures are not enabled, but users can change that in the game's settings. I decided to disable swipe gestures by default because they are a bit difficult to use if it's your first time playing, and because the game doesn't have an interactive tutorial to help teach them.
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