A free tetris game — play it in your browser, no install. Tetris game handwritten in webassembly. Tetris game programmed in WebAssembly by hand, for no good reason whatsoever! Other than learning more about WebAssembly, of course. Could be useful to lookup usage of certain constructs and as a source of additional examples of bidirectional communication…
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Best with a keyboard. Controls: Arrow keys · Space
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Open the live demo Source on GitHubTetris game programmed in WebAssembly by hand, for no good reason whatsoever! Other than learning more about WebAssembly, of course. Could be useful to lookup usage of certain constructs and as a source of additional examples of bidirectional communication between JavaScript and WebAssembly. Some development notes here.
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