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Sadly, even if you can arrange for some blocks to line up in an approximate row, they don't disappear! Satan, you do not play fair, sir!
by gort 17y ago
Sadly, even if you can arrange for some blocks to line up in an approximate row, they don't disappear! Satan, you do not play fair, sir!
- seasoup 17y agoThat's because you said an "approximate" row. If you get them exactly right it works out. All you have to do is get them jumbled together to fill in the round hole at the bottom and put the long straight piece horizontally across it. If you get if just right, then you can start balancing other pieces on top an come out with a perfect row. Then it disappears just like regular tetris. AWESOME! Have fun!
- gort 17y agoLies! or so I strongly suspect.
- buro9 17y agoBut you can play for hours by just holding the down key so that the pieces that fall in bounce out of the way (who knows where) of the next piece.