Cubxer

You like to play Tetris, but you don’t like to type that much? Do you find it hard to play for long periods of time without getting bored or losing focus? If your answer is “yes” to any of these questions, then the new and improved match 3 Tetris might be worth a shot. This game is exactly what it sounds like — Tetris with multiplayer and graphics enhancements! You can still play against the computer or other human players (and get ranked by other Tetris players), but you can also play solo and up to five CPU avatars will battle it out with you. The AI gets better the more challenging your levels are… because if you’re smart enough, you can use those upgrades to beat them at their own game! This version of Tetris has been updated with six new puzzle types, including triangles, squares, lines, cubes, gears, and flops. There are also several new boards to master, such as snow-covered stages and underwater worlds. And best of all? It’s completely free! 

My favorite online game is Tetris – or at least, something like it. My friends and I have been playing this simple but brilliant match-three (Tetris, html5, puzzle) game together since childhood. It has always been one of our favorite pastimes. But what if you could experience that joy and fun offline as well? What if you could play Tetris offline using your phone? How would you feel? If you’re looking for an addictive yet challenging game to play on your commute, then check out Crossy Road – a cross-platform Android and iOS game that tasks players with crossing a set amount of roads in order to score points and make it to the next station. The more roads you cross the higher the score and the more points you earn per crossing. However, along the way, other players will try their best to block your access by creating roadblocks of their own. Crossy Road offers both competitive and cooperative modes with varying degrees of difficulty.

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