Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2019/11/18/gummi-tetris.html
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“Will you two stop saying ‘gummi’ so much?”
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This would make a fun game, as the pieces shifted while you went along!
Aaargmbl! The line don’t disappear when complete!?!?!?!
definitely not OCD proof, this video.
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Chronic Logic made something called Tryptych that worked a lot like this. Not sure if it’s still available for purchase; it was a long time ago.
(It’s a little surprising no one ever tried to make an updated version. It’s a fine concept, but seriously lacking in polish. You never realize how great flashy, zoomy animated menus are until they’re taken away.)
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Now I want jello shots.
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Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2019/11/19/jello-tetronimoes.html
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if the the boing boing shop starts selling cbd tetris gummies I’ll start shopping there.
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At least now we’ve got a link to a real* softbody Tetris in there, though, where the rows actually disappear. That was bugging the heck out of me in the v16 video.
*Someone really needs to do a playable version, though. I’ve seen some very impressive softbody physics in Unity lately that should be able to just about manage it.
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Ditto. Good to know I wasn’t alone. I whiled away enough hours at Tetris in my youth that those rows not disappearing gave me mild anxiety. 
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I had that on the Mac way back in the day. It was interesting, yet frustrating as I recall.
I haven’t seen the other versions but I was thinking it’d be cool if they had them always melting at the bottom for endless goo and endless play.
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