Tetris Flash review
Far from the original Tetris, here you connect same-coloured blocks to clear the flashing pieces lodged in the heap. The pleasure lies in those little clicks where a single placement wipes half the screen. Thoughtful, calm and surprisingly sly, this colourful spin-off rewards patience and anticipation.
A colorful variant on the puzzle, this title asks you to clear blocks in same-shade groups rather than completing lines. Emptying the screen with a well-placed reaction delivers a small satisfaction that pushes you to retry the level. The whole thing stays minor and quickly repetitive, but its sorting mechanic is enough to pleasantly fill a few mobile minutes.
A snappier take on the colour-matching formula, this version bets on quick games where you must line up and clear the blocks without respite. The rising tempo and the chase for the best score feed a loop you restart almost without thinking. That brisk refinement, tailored for handheld play, extends the endless appeal proper to the genre.