Complex computer games appeared much later than Tetris. But this game still hasn't lost its popularity. The relative ease of learning the game and the simplicity of the rules attracts more and more new supporters to this puzzle.
It is necessary
a device for playing Tetris (you can also find such a game even in the menu of some TVs)
Instructions
Step 1
Turn on the tetris game. On a rectangular area of 10 by 20 cells, figures begin to fall from above. Figures consist of four cells.
Step 2
All the figurines go out to the rectangular area from the same place at the top of the screen. While the figure is lowering, you can rotate it with one button, and move the figure horizontally with two buttons "right" and "left".
Step 3
If you have already decided in advance where to place this figure, you can reset it ahead of time by pressing the "down" button, and while it is lowering, select a suitable position so that there are no gaps in the structure and wait for it to be in its place.
Step 4
Next, your goal is to build a wall from these figures, filling an area 10 cells wide. When one or several horizontal lines are filled in at once, these lines are removed, and all the previously formed structure goes down as many cells as it disappears.
Step 5
Points are awarded for each completed line. If you fill in two lines at the same time, more points are awarded. The more lines filled at the same time you get, the more points you earn. It should be noted that you cannot fill in more than four lines at once.
Step 6
When you collect a certain number of points, you move on to the next level. This means that the speed of the figures falling from above increases. Usually each level provides one thousand points. If you do not have time to fill in the lines, the figures are lowered to one place, and when the building reaches the upper border of the rectangular area (20 cells in height), the game ends with your loss. If you wish, you can start the game over.
