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This project is awesome. I love me some tetris, and most of the time I am content with playing the NES version. But it doesn’t have the QOL features tetris’ new entries have added over the years. I play on my phone, so I could download the official Tetris app, but it is sadly infested with ads and microtransactions and I’m not withstanding all that to clear some lines on the go. Enter Apotris, a tetris “clone” with all the niceties of modern tetris, and fully open source! It has features like block preview, hold mechanic, extendable list of queued blocks, and a variety of skins so you choose the one you feel sits right with you! Not only that, the gameplay is buttery smooth and I love how they added a little rumble animation that is pretty satisfying to see. I use the gba version with an emulator, but it is also supported across multiple platforms. It really comes off a game made with lots of care and love put into it. So, if you ever get the itch to play some tetris, give Apotris try!

Edit: Here’s the link to apotris’ official site https://akouzoukos.com/apotris

  • Ooby@lemmy.worldEnglish
    2·
    4 hours ago

    Now that you’ve tried both, how do the touch controls compare with the GBA version in an emulator? Any easier to avoid accidental drops when it speeds up?

    • tomatoely@sh.itjust.worksOPEnglish
      1·
      4 hours ago

      Yes, It’s actually very fleshed out. For starters, the cross doesn’t have diagonals so you’re less likely to mess up your placement. And then you can actually move around and resize the buttons to your liking on the settings. Here’s a screenshot of how my controls look now: