Skip to main content

Indie game storeFree gamesFun gamesHorror games
Game developmentAssetsComics
SalesBundles
Jobs
TagsGame Engines
3DeLuGar rated a game 77 days ago
A browser game made in HTML5.
10011001 updated a game 77 days ago
A browser game made in HTML5.
3 new images
koshoid rated a game 77 days ago
A browser game made in HTML5.
muzakefron updated a AWESOME game 77 days ago
A downloadable AWESOME game for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Updated page content. Added platforms macOS, Linux.
2 new uploads:
ROTORNALIA v1.0.0 - Linux 65 MB
ROTORNALIA v1.0.0 - macOS 137 MB
A browser game made in HTML5.

It seemed to me that the difficulty increased very quickly. And when the stones came super fast, there was not a lot i could control anymore, it seemed like it was impossible... Maybe some more balancing? Otherwise a nice game!

zxretrosoft rated a GEMBOT 77 days ago
A browser GEMBOT made in HTML5.

Amazing game! Beautifully done, animation, gameplay, logic. And the ability to enter into the score table. Perfect work!

Juan O. rated a game 77 days ago
A browser game made in HTML5.
Apollo rated a game 77 days ago
A browser game made in HTML5.
ObraDev updated a game 77 days ago
A downloadable game for Windows.
Set genre to Survival.
Saitor rated a game 77 days ago
A browser game made in HTML5.

Good

Rapcal updated a game 77 days ago
A downloadable game.
Updated page content. Set genre to Puzzle.
A browser game made in HTML5.
Alex rated a game 77 days ago
A browser game made in HTML5.

As i commented, the most important feature, the gameplay, is really good! If you felt improving this game further, you could maybe improve design and sound, or maybe offering additional color / sound schemes

A browser game made in HTML5.

I like it a lot, but since you asked for feedback:

I would make the switch block and flip block movement more responsive, different sounds or something, maybe some small animation even. After a while i just hit whatever key and hope to end up with one that works. :D Maybe thats just me... maybe you could start with a smaller selection of less complicated cubes to give the player the possibility to warm up. (Fun first, challenge later) Its more fun to understand the game mechanics by yourself without too much pressure i believe.

Oh, and please remove the PAUSE OPTION FROM THE ARROW UP KEY, you evil genius! I paused 20 times and felt like a dummy :D Just kidding, but yeah, i would move that, since most tetris player expect a rotate. I don't remember if there was a setting for volume of music and sfx, if not, having one would be nice! Cheers!

Loading more…