Minitris
by UCI Software
Falling Block Style Puzzle Game with a Twist
| App Name | Minitris |
|---|---|
| Developer | UCI Software |
| Category | Puzzle |
| Download Size | 7 MB |
| Latest Version | 1.4.0.741 |
| Average Rating | 4.86 |
| Rating Count | 43 |
| Google Play | Download |
| AppBrain | Download Minitris Android app |
Minitris is a falling block style puzzle game with a twist, specifically created for players of all ages and skills. All blocks have the same simple square shape, but vary in color. Your goal is to match three or more blocks of the same color in a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal line to clear them.
PLAY IN SECONDS!
Learn to play in seconds, it's super easy. Tap large buttons on either side to move the falling block left, right, or down. Or swipe!
EARN POINTS
Earn points for each dropped block, and each matched set. Playing higher levels, matching difficult sets, or matching multiple sets with a single block will earn you more points.
The game ends when blocks fill up the entire game field and can no longer be cleared.
OUR STORY
Minitris was originally created in 1989 for DOS, then recoded and improved in early 1990s for Windows. The goal was to develop a game that would be challenging enough for adults, but simple to understand and play by even the smallest children. It quickly became popular reaching 50 countries in the first 50 days after the release, and continued to draw a very loyal following for years.
Recent changes:
update for improved compatibility
PLAY IN SECONDS!
Learn to play in seconds, it's super easy. Tap large buttons on either side to move the falling block left, right, or down. Or swipe!
EARN POINTS
Earn points for each dropped block, and each matched set. Playing higher levels, matching difficult sets, or matching multiple sets with a single block will earn you more points.
The game ends when blocks fill up the entire game field and can no longer be cleared.
OUR STORY
Minitris was originally created in 1989 for DOS, then recoded and improved in early 1990s for Windows. The goal was to develop a game that would be challenging enough for adults, but simple to understand and play by even the smallest children. It quickly became popular reaching 50 countries in the first 50 days after the release, and continued to draw a very loyal following for years.
Recent changes:
update for improved compatibility
