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Games like Tetris you can play in your browser

5 games · Updated October 25, 2026

Tetris isn't on Foundplay, but these original puzzles keep its falling pieces, free in a browser tab. Rotetra is a tetromino stacker with hard drop and hold, where A and D rotate the whole grid and you juggle up to four falling pieces at once. In Timber Drop you drop wood blocks into a crack, Up turns them and Space drops them, and full rows break and fall in chains. RingBlocks has you rotate a tower, drop pieces and clear full rings.

Two clear by color instead. SPLOOB has you drop googly-eyed blobs into a beaker and pop a full row of one color, and in RENSA three blocks of one color in a row clear and set off chains, solo or online.

Rotetra cover

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Rotetra

Twisted block stacker: spin the board, juggle pieces

by @sharkwithlasers

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    Rotetra

    Twisted block stacker: spin the board, juggle pieces

  2. 2

    Timber Drop

    Wood block chain puzzle demo with free stages to play

    Phone-friendly
  3. 3

    RingBlocks

    Rotate a tower, drop pieces and clear full rings

    Phone-friendly
  4. Ostrich Run

    A funny ostrich race with wild kicks, power-ups and rival champions

    Sponsored Keyboard
  5. 4

    SPLOOB

    Drop googly-eyed blobs into the beaker and pop color rows

    Keyboard
  6. 5

    RENSA

    Falling block chain puzzle with items, solo or online

    Phone-friendly

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Questions

What games are like Tetris?
Rotetra, Timber Drop and RingBlocks clear full rows or rings of falling pieces, like Tetris. SPLOOB and RENSA clear blocks of one color.
Can I play one against other people?
Yes. RENSA has an online mode as well as solo play.
Which ones work on a phone?
Timber Drop, RingBlocks and RENSA play on phones. SPLOOB needs a keyboard, so it's best on a computer.
Are these games free?
Yes. Every game here plays free in a browser tab. A few show ads or sell extras on their own sites.
Do I need to download anything?
No. Each game runs in your browser on its creator's site, with nothing to install.

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