Tetris - not original

Important! This is not a licensed game, not the original version. After reviewing, you must remove this extension from your computer and purchase the official version. We are not the authors of the idea and do not have the rights to distribute or copy the idea of ​​the game! Tetris (derived from "tetrimino" and "tennis") is a computer game invented in the USSR by Alexei Pajitnov and presented to the public on June 6, 1984. The idea of ​​"Tetris" was suggested to him by the pentamino game he had bought. A Tetris-style game that you can play directly in your browser. The goal of the game is to score as many points as possible by clearing horizontal lines from blocks. You need to rotate, move and lower the falling blocks inside the playing field. Lines are cleared when they are full of blocks and have no empty spaces. When a certain number of lines are filled, you move to the next level. The game ends if the blocks land over the top of the playing field. == Tetris is called a Zen game: you don't need to fight with anyone, you don't need to run anywhere. All the figures that you managed to arrange beautifully and correctly burn out. The game can be very long, or it can be interrupted by an accidental mistake. Tetris is a computer puzzle game developed in the USSR. In 1984, it was invented by computer engineer Alexei Pajitnov. In the same year, the game was presented to the public. In 1985, Alexey Pajitnov, together with Dmitry Pavlovsky, created Tetris on Elektronika-60, and a little later, a sixteen-year-old schoolboy Vadim Gerasimov rewrote this game for the IBM PC. Within a few years, Tetris gained popularity around the world. More than 100 million copies of this game have been sold in total. In 1989, six different American companies declared their rights to create and distribute Tetris for home computers, consoles and handhelds. Although they had no right to do this. All rights for the slot machine versions of Tetris were transferred to Atari Games, and the rights for the gaming consoles and handheld versions were transferred to Nintendo. Tetris is a computer game originally invented and developed by a Soviet programmer. The game is implemented on almost all modern computers, mobile phones, game consoles, televisions (as an additional feature), and many pocket gaming devices. There are game options for all common operating systems. Perhaps the most popular is the implementation of Tetris for the Game Boy game console and the NES video console (and its many clones). In many implementations, the glass is not initially empty. There are implementations with more realistic gravity rules: for example, when a horizontal row disappears, blocks that are higher than it are connected into connected regions and each region falls until it hits a block; this can lead to filling new rows and new falls, and so on. The essence of the game in Tetris is that random figures (each of which consists strictly of 4 segments) fall from top to bottom onto a field 20 cells high and 10 cells wide. During the flight of each figure, the player can rotate it around its axis and move it to the left and right horizontally, choosing the place where it should fall. When a row of 10 cells is filled horizontally, it disappears. Points are awarded for each missing line. The falling speed of each subsequent figure increases. The game ends when the new figure can no longer fit into the parameters of the field and then the total points scored for the game are calculated. Playing Tetris develops logical and spatial thinking in children, teaches how to calculate the game several moves ahead, and also improves reaction speed. In 2019, a multiplayer Tetris called Tetris 99 appeared on the Nintendo Switch console. A multiplayer element was the ability to "toss" incomplete rows of cells into glasses to other 98 participants during the scoring process until all but one lose. The most popular in the USSR was the portable gaming system from the Nintendo company. It was the most convenient and compact, brightened up leisure well and was convenient for transportation, as it easily fit in a pocket.