A few rows of blocks are randomly generated on the board and the game begins. Players start with a two-minute count down. Even though this game is heavy on trying to get you to buy stuff, it is playable without in-app purchases. There are a whole lot of in-app purchase options based on power ups and coins. However, old-school Tetris players will be happy to know that you can change to traditional swipe-to-move controls if you don’t like the simplified version. Players tap the screen in specified spots instead of using a virtual joystick. The music sounds like a 1980s soundtrack, but the sound effects are similar to that of a digital nickel slot. The game board is a modernized version of the original with a sci-fi look to it. Tetris Blitz is like that busy, gaudy slot machine that you’ve been staring at for hours. The glamour and glitz is just loud and annoying after you’ve been sitting at a slot machine all night long. The app’s design reminds me of 3 o’clock in the morning in Las Vegas. You’ll never run out of room for blocks because the game will end before you get there… Design Tetris Blitz takes much of the hard work and frustration out of the game by giving you block placement options and a two-minute time limit. I’d end up with too many holes and no way to remove a row.
I would often drop a block in the wrong spot or not plan ahead for upcoming blocks. Tetris is one of those games that I never could play very well.
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