Stripes drop from above in this indie casual tiling game inspired by 80s classics. Horizontal or vertical rectangles fall one by one, and players rotate them or shift left and right to position them. Three matching stripes-either all horizontal or all vertical-snap together into squares, building toward full lines.
Complete 10 horizontal squares side by side to clear a line, with everything above dropping down. Speed ramps up as lines vanish, challenging players to rack up more clears before the playfield fills. Casual gamers who enjoy quick, escalating puzzle sessions find the perfect fit here.
Petris is a new tiling game in the style of the 80's. Stripes (rectangles) fall from the sky, They can be horizontal or vertical stripes. Each 3 strips, from the same type, form a square. You can Not combine both horizontal and vertical stripes into a square.
Rotate the shapes as they fall down, and move them left or right. The goal is to create as many lines as you can in the game. When you have 10 horizontal full squares - that is a full line. The line will be taken off and anything above it will fall down. Your aim is to make a much lines as possible, as you progress the game will be faster and faster. If there is no space for more stripes to fall - the game is over.
