Tetrisweeper

Play:

Full screen Touch: None — this is a desktop-only game and does not support touch input · Keyboard: Arrow keys to move and rotate the falling piece, standard Tetris controls (see in-game settings for the full key list)

Credits:

Made by by Kertis Jones. Published here with credit to its author, who stated no licence for it.

No licence stated. by Kertis Jones published this game without saying how it may be reused, so it is hosted here on the strength of credit alone: their name, a link to their own release, and nothing altered but what it took to run.

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Tags:

puzzle · tetris · minesweeper · desktop-only · browser game · free · demo