Eklips

Satisfying, and fun litle game!

Pretty calming and satisfying puzzle game. It's quite simple and honestly looks like a mobile game. It's exactly as advertised, just you making squares around the center in order to clear them. It can be addicting to try to go for chains of multiple square clears. These reward you with more points. it may be frustrating though if you risk it all by setting up a big chain only to not get good blocks to place. You don't get an "up next" box but you can go back one turn in order to accommodate for the next shape you get. There is an easy mode and a hard mode. I believe the only difference is that there are larger and more chaotic shapes in the hard mode. I suggest that you should try to always have 2 sides with 3 blocks of width clear of shapes. This allows you to send a shape to the other side which will then flip the shape. It's quite important that you're able to flip them as it allows you to make shapes fit more often. If you want to kill some time or occupy yourself while watching a video or something then I'd say this is a great game for doing that.

tetris style game, no time limit so you can take your time with each piece, undo button which is necessary because it sometimes drops the piece to one side or the other from where you press the button. this game does not have the tetris rotating ability but you can throw a piece from 1 side directly over to the other side, and as long as it doesn't hit anything, the piece flips over mirror style, so even though you can't rotate as needed, you can flip pieces as long as you keep a side with 3 rows empty. I play it to wake up in the morning or when bored but not wanting to load up something more in depth.

Perfectly pleasant puzzle game. Simple and elegant visuals with soothing audio that is, of course, optional. We love options! No timer for placing pieces either, making it extra chill. I have just one nitpick: you can't see the next piece coming up. That's probably just me being too used to Tetris though, so I won't hold it against Eklips. Definitely this a try if you like simple puzzle games.

For a puzzle game, you couldn't ask for a more relaxing experience while playing something similar to Tetris.

It's okay for <£2, but it is pretty dull.