The New Tetris

About

This puzzle game adds a twist to classic block-stacking by letting players form 4x4 squares called blocks. When four pieces fit perfectly into a square, they turn gold or silver based on their arrangement. These blocks can’t include any partially cleared pieces, so planning matters. Clearing lines that overlap block pieces gives bonus points, adding a layer of strategy beyond just line clearing. The game’s standout is its clever mechanics that mix luck and skill. It launched in 1999 with split-screen multiplayer, letting friends compete or team up. Though not a mainstream hit, it’s remembered for its clever take on Tetris and tight local co-op. With simple controls and deep gameplay, it’s a niche title that still pops up in retro circles.