Random-grid tetris

Did you know that human vision has pixels? But how are these pixels arranged? Biology hates squares, so the it must be nice beehive hexagons, correct? Actually no, but playing this Russian-inspired game will give you an idea.

This plays *very differently* than any 1980s game. You start with a piece that has only a single block. But as time goes on the pieces get larger (but gravity gets no faster). Moving pieces around changes their shape, which can work with or against you. Clearing "lines" causes "landslides" which will eliminate holes and may trigger more lines to be cleared.

Controls:

Arrow keys. Esc. If the game is too small, use ctrl+mouse wheel to zoom in.