canvas tetris
A free tetris game — play it in your browser, no install. Implementation of the game "Tetris" in JS using Canvas to render the graphics.
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Implementation of the game "Tetris" in JS using Canvas to render the graphics.
The ideia is to use HTML, CSS and JS, to make a functional Tetris game. No tetris game code will be consulted in this challenge.
Currently the game doesn't do anything special, actualy the only thing implemented other than the field and rendering the pieces, is the automatic drop of one piece (only). If you want to try, use any directional key to start. To change between different pieces, use "." or ",".
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