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Tetris Game

A free tetris game — play it in your browser, no install. JavaScript canvas Tetris with keyboard and touch controls, piece holding, next-piece previews, scoring, and saved best scores.

by @Fidel2197 · Fidel2197/Tetris-Game on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON TETRIS-GAME-FIDEL2197.VERCEL.APPUPDATED 22 Sep 2026

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Controls: Left / Right to move · Up to rotate · Down: soft drop · Space: hard drop

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A browser-based Tetris game built with HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript. Move, rotate, and stack falling pieces to clear rows, increase your score, and progress through faster levels.

The game uses a canvas playfield and a JavaScript game loop to handle piece movement, collision checks, row clearing, and scoring. A next-piece preview, hold slot, and ghost piece help players plan their moves. The best score is saved in the browser.

The Quit button clears the current game and returns to the start menu. On-screen controls are available for touch input.

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