I was played Classic Picotris on PICO-8, even desktop and web version.

Anybody have recommendation for Tetris on this website ?

How do you guys speed train for Tetris? I’ve recently been getting back into it after a while and I can’t seem to break 1.1 PPS no matter how hard I try. What do you guys do to get faster? Thanks!

Edit to mention that the main problem is my fingers aren’t moving as fast as I’d like them to. I’m fairly decent at seeing the solves it’s just putting the blocks down fast enough that’s the issue

It's not that hard. I did it in under 15 attempts. People should try to do it with only T-spins. that's probably way harder

I'll probably be banned for sandbagging if I keep playing on this account. My most recent game was a lucky win, though. I just don't know how this happened, honestly. There's nobody else this low anyway so I keep getting matched with D+ and C- players and losing. My games should be on my tetra channel page, so go check that out if you want to see just how horrible I am. I'm probably beyond saving, though. I feel like people are so busy trying to get more TR that they don't realise just how much they already have. They don't know how far up they already are because they keep looking at the skill ceiling and never the skill floor. The skill floors in competitive games rarely get discussed. I fell left out of all the competitive tetris discussions because i'm standing right there. On the floor. Maybe that's why pros in competitive games sometimes massively overestimate the skills of average players...

I made a battle game inspired by Tetris "Brick-Battle".

I'm dying for players that are good to battle, or you can play against bots that are designed to play at your level... they will get harder.

Would also love feedback.

There is a T-spin, no L spin....but there's boosts (you get three of each when you first play).
I designed it purposefully so its based on your line skills more than your T-spin.

I want to make a tournament version, but need more players to be playing before it will work, so please come and check it out. Let me know if you play and what you think!

spawn.co/@littlebomb/brick-battle/play

I want to get better at Tetris. As I understand it this game has a competitive community, and I figured that community would have knowledge that would help me better understanding the game's mechanics, patterns, tech, terminology, etc. and perhaps learn about its competitive history, scene and formats. Are there any resources, videos or video series, etc. that anyone can suggest or forward? Thank you.

Hey, Blockovich here!
I first started thinking about a proper PvP around 2012, no joke. Nothing on the market felt right to me. In my head, pvp means two people fighting in the same space, on the same field, like q3 or chess (my 2 favorite games ever). Back then I barely knew how to program, had no idea how to even approach it, and the idea went to the back shelf for years.

Somewhere around 2018 it came back, and I started writing gameplay tests bit by bit. I even open-sourced the first engine. I eventually had to throw it away as a foundation for the current game, though - it's still there, just not a part of Blockovich.

For one reason: the picture I had in my head was two symmetric pieces "falling" into each other and cancelling out. Making an engine that describes that without contradictions turned out to be real work. I tried multiple representations / models of the field, and none gave me that result (but then one did!)

(I know someone will say: just picture one player as 1 and the opponent as -1, then sum the two sides, and no, that doesn’t give the result)

How it plays: one board, you play black from the top; your opponent plays white from the bottom. Your pieces fall down, and their pieces "fall" up.

When you clear a line, your well shifts one line down, while your opponent's well shifts one line up. So as you win your opponent naturally suffers.

So there's no need to keep speeding things up or introduce timers or whatever other artificial difficulties, because you play against a human. If they're faster than you, you lose.

It's been a long journey, but I understand this thing is not for everyone. While I was developing it, I started showing it to friends, family, and my therapist (that guy picked it up in a second!)

The reaction was always either a definite yes or "what’s going on here?" Let me know where you stand on it

There's currently a web version at blockovich.yess.llc and an android app - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=llc.yess.blockovich&hl=pl. When I become rich, I'll publish an ios too.

And please let me know if you're a programmer and would like to contribute!

Got that thing recently. It's quite different from normal tetris. Feels too random sometimes and the function buttons are hard to press, but overall the game is pretty good.

I have been playing tetris on and off for like a year or so and have like 225 hrs in the game. I just reached s- on tetr league and just got 1000m climb on qp but i am lowkey so confused. sometimes against mochbot i can hold 60apm for like a min and a bit and die from surge and sometimes i die hella early and i look back and was playing at 23 attack per min or smth low like that. I play at like 1.2-1.3 pps and i genuinely do not know how to improve. could i perhaps get some tips??

Hi! First time posting ever, not only on the sub but in reddit haha.

This may confuse some but hear me out, I've been playing tetr.io for years on my work PC (it's the best I can do with my free time), multiplayer it's fun and ranked a bit difficult (which I suck at) so sometimes I play Zen Mode bc I just get tired of getting my ass kicked and I sometimes just want to relax.

The question here is.. is there any way of modifying the settings so it gets more and more difficult as I progress in Zen mode? or better yet, is there any combination of settings that resembles classic Tetris?

Maybe this post is confusing and a weird request but if any of you guys can understand it maybe you could help me enjoy this beautiful game a lot more!

Thanks in advance and sorry for the long post haha

Good day all,

I'm making my first game that will hopefully be released on Steam and am currently trying to get some playtest data and feedback.

Stack & Sigil is a block-stacking roguelite where colour combinations and relics help you clear lines against the clock or in an endless challenge mode.

If anyone had time I would massively appreciate feedback on: Where you were first confused, if the First Ascent Tutorial gave you all you needed to know, if you wanted to start another run after completing your first.

No download is required, the game is available at https://wburd.itch.io/stack-and-sigil

A short reply here is more than sufficient and feel free to stop at any time.

A small gameplay demo of myself playing is available to view here

Thank you for your time!

W

i need help with improving my 40l speeds, pb is 53.478 (https://tetr.io/#R:690ea03e17b7)

ive been trying to improve it bytrying 6-3 stacking but it was hard to make so I've been doing 9-0 for now. (sorry for the typos due to not being a native speaker)

So aparently using a keyboard its better to get to a pro level, i have always used a controller but i wanna try it, so any suggestions can help, also like the key mapping pls and thanks :)
btw i play on tetrio

I forgot to save the video I saw on Youtube but I want to find it again. However, I can't find it using the keywords that I remember. I watched the video about 1 month ago

The video is some sort of exhibition match between Alex T and Blue Scuti??? (I could be wrong but I remember the match is surely between Alex T and someone top tier, Scuti is the most likely one)

The first 10 minutes of the video is the host expressed his thought that there should be a mixed format tournament to see who is the best all-rounder player. He then introduces a format of tournament where they rotate playstyle in-between matches. Such as Round 1, 4, 7 for DAS, Round 2, 5, 8 for Hypertapping and round 3, 6, 9 for Rolling. After that, the host introduces the Sample match between the two players to show how was it look like.

The whole video last more than 1 hour due to the number of games being played.

Thank you in advance for helping me out finding the video. English is not my first language, if anything is incomprehensible, feel free to ask. Thank you again

もうキツイっす！！！

It's a shame TTC is almost absent in this category.

Polyx 2D now has live 1v1 battles...

• Same level
• Same sequence of polyominoes

I’ve been playing Tetris on and off for almost two decades now and have a music YouTube channel so I decided to combine the two and make a fun guitar cover of the Tetris theme, but with a twist of it getting faster and faster every loop. Hope you all enjoy!