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15 Jan 2010
One of the most venerable classic games just got a clever remake with an interesting twist. In First-Person Tetris, the simple act of rotating a block actually rotates the entire screen, shifting your perspective 90 degrees and adding a whole new dimension of challenge to the 1984 puzzler by Russian engineer Alexey Pajitnov.
The game is free to play and all you need is a web browser to take up the new challenge. The simplicity of the concept and style fit very well with the minimalist aesthetic of the original game, yet cleverly extends it to present a whole new take on the classic.
And if your mind isn’t scrambled enough by the regular First-Person version, check out the even tougher “Night Mode” and let us know how long you can keep playing. Because in Soviet Russia, Tetris rotates you!
[via BuzzFeed]
Tags: browser games, games, online games, Tetris, video games
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3 Responses to First-Person Tetris Gives the Classic Game a New Twist
Didosis
February 13th, 2010 at 1:31 pm
You could meet some ex-men people who take you on a great adventure…One of these people could have flying abilities, another could see through walls or another could shoot fire balls with his hands…
Henry L
March 24th, 2010 at 10:42 pm
Hitler made a nonaggression pact with Germany clearing the way for Hitler to invade Europe without fear of Russia joining France and Britain against him. Russia's reward was to split Poland with Germany. Only later did Hitler break the treaty and attack Russia (one of Hitler's big mistakes). When Hitler invaded Russia the allies began running weapons into Russia to help stem the flood of the German invasion. But it was obvious that Russia was an untrustworthy partner. Also, they were committed ideologically to Marxism which believed in world revolution against Capitalism.
MK
March 29th, 2010 at 5:24 pm
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