Tetcolor is a browser-playable falling-block color puzzle game. Match three or more blocks of the same color, build chain reactions, and keep the board alive as long as you can.
Play directly on this page with keyboard, mouse, or touch. Installation is optional and adds a home-screen or launcher shortcut. You can also open Tetcolor in its own tab.
Tetcolor ships with four falling-block puzzles that share controls and scoring but differ in mechanics. Each game has a Normal field and a wider Mega field, and three play styles to dial the chaos up or down.
The original. Figures of one, two, or three colored blocks drop into the field. Any line of three or more same-colored blocks — horizontal, vertical, or diagonal — disappears for points. Chain several clears in one turn and the multiplier doubles every time.
Field: Normal 7 × 18. Mega: 21 × 50.
Figures are stacks of three colored blocks. You can't rotate the stack, but you can cycle the colors inside it on the fly to set up the perfect drop. Clears use the same eight-direction rule as Tetcolor.
Field: Normal 7 × 18. Mega: 21 × 50.
Same goal, hex-grid twist: balls drop into an offset grid where every other row is half a cell wide. Lines of three or more same-colored balls in any direction pop. Cleared balls trickle down and often start cascades you didn't plan.
Field: Normal 8 × 21. Mega: 16 × 39.
Our tribute to a certain falling-bricks puzzle from 1984 whose name we cannot pronounce out loud (lawyers, you know). Four-block tetrominoes, seven shapes, full horizontal rows vanish for points. Yes, it is exactly what you think it is.
Field: Normal 10 × 24. Mega: 16 × 40.
Mega variants give every game a much wider field, smaller blocks, more pieces on screen at once, and more room for cascades. Pick Mega when Normal feels solved.
Every game above can be played in three styles. They change pace and figure variety, not the win condition.
The default. Speed ramps up by level, every block in the figure palette is fair game from the start.
Slower pace from the first piece. Fewer surprises in the figure pool. For long sessions and brain-resting evenings.
After a level threshold, exotic figures join the pool — shapes that don't behave like the others. Higher score ceiling, faster spiral into chaos.
Longer lines are worth more points, and every additional line removed during the same turn increases the multiplier. The best turns come from setting up cascades where several color lines clear before the next figure appears.
Add Tetcolor to your home screen or desktop launcher for a full-screen app-like shortcut. It is still the same web game, so there is no app-store package to download.
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