Press Play and move the piece with the arrow keys.
Adjust the settings for your task.
Clear lines, swap pieces, and keep up as the board speeds up.
Adjust the settings for your task.
Run the tool with its primary action.
Use the result or run it again.
Clear full lines, hold awkward pieces and keep up as the board speeds up. The game runs locally in your browser.
A low, even stack gives every new piece more places to fit. Avoid narrow wells that only one shape can fill, and look at the next-piece preview before locking the current piece.
The hold slot is most useful when the active piece would create a hole or when a long piece should be saved for a four-line clear. Swapping every piece adds extra decisions without necessarily improving the board.
Completed lines raise the score and eventually increase the falling speed. As the pace changes, favor simple placements over elaborate setups. The local record is stored on the current device and resets if the browser data is cleared.
Use the arrow keys to move and rotate. Space performs a hard drop, C stores the current piece, and P pauses the game.
The ghost marks the position where the active piece will land if dropped without further horizontal movement.
Press C to place the current piece in hold or swap it with the stored piece. Hold can be used once before the active piece locks.
Yes. The record is stored locally in the current browser.