spatial tetris xr
A free tetris game — play it in your browser, no install. Open-source spatial falling-block game playable on mobile web, with WebXR AR on supported devices, Meta Quest/XR support, and a native Android edition in development.
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The project began as a browser-based spatial game. The current web launcher requires WebXR immersive-ar; it supports handheld AR-capable browsers and includes headset-aware XR paths for Meta Quest-class browsers, while a native Android edition is also in development.
Mobile augmented reality (AR). On supported phones and browsers, the WebXR edition places the falling-block board in the player's physical surroundings. Launch requires an immersive-ar session and supported spatial tracking and hit-testing.
Meta Quest mixed reality (MR).
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