vetris
A free tetris game — play it in your browser, no install. Javascript clone of Tetris. This is my take on the classic game, Tetris. The game is implemented using vanilla Javascript/CSS/HTML5. Created using 100% NI (natural intelligence) :P.
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This is my take on the classic game, Tetris. The game is implemented using vanilla Javascript/CSS/HTML5. Created using 100% NI (natural intelligence) :P.
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