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Xtris

A free game preservation game — play it in your browser, no install. A 1996 DOS falling-block game restored for the browser, with original C source and assets

by @deanthecoder · deanthecoder/Xtris on GitHubLANG CHOSTED ON DEANTHECODER.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 24 Oct 2026

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Controls: On a phone or with a mouse, tap the left or right of the game screen to move…

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A snowy falling-block game I wrote in C for DOS in 1996, now playable in a browser.

Fit falling shapes together to complete horizontal rows. Completed rows disappear and score points; the pieces fall faster as the game goes on. The snow keeps falling too. When the stack reaches the top, the hall of fame appears. High scores are saved in your browser.

On a phone or with a mouse, tap the left or right of the game screen to move, the top to rotate, and the bottom to drop. Tap the screen after game over to play again.

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