// P-TETRISIndependent runtime / Block stacker
Stack clean.
Clear lines.
This classic HTML5 canvas Tetris begins as soon as PLAYCHIVE opens it. Guide falling pieces with the D-pad, rotate with the action button and keep the board clear—no ROM, account, upload or remote asset is required.
PSP TOUCH
▲ rotate · ◀ / ▶ move · ▼ drop.
□: fullscreen · ↻: restart board.
- Runtime
- HTML5 Canvas
- Content
- Local logic and texture
- Session
- Fresh local score per launch
- Input
- Keyboard / PSP touch / gamepad
- Distribution
- MIT package
Fully bundled block-stacking classic: JavaScript Tetris is packaged from a pinned upstream revision with its canvas logic and texture stored locally. Opening this page begins a new game automatically. MIT license · Source notice.
About JavaScript Tetris
A compact canvas version of the block-stacking classic that begins on launch. Rotate, shift and drop pieces using keyboard, gamepad or PSP-style touch controls, with no ROM, account, upload or external playable data.
- Genre
- Arcade Puzzle
- Developer
- Jake Gordon & Richard Birkby
- License
- MIT · source and notices retained
- Runtime
- Bundled independent runtime
- Controls
- keyboard, on-screen touch controls, gamepad, fullscreen mode
- Content status
- Free / bundled
JavaScript Tetris: frequently asked questions
Is JavaScript Tetris free to play on PLAYCHIVE?
Yes. JavaScript Tetris runs free in your browser. PLAYCHIVE bundles the engine and the game content it needs, distributed under their own open or freeware terms (MIT · source and notices retained). There is no sign-up and no file upload step.
Do I need to install anything to play JavaScript Tetris?
No. JavaScript Tetris runs directly in a modern desktop or mobile browser such as Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari, using WebAssembly or HTML5. No account is required.
Can I play JavaScript Tetris on a phone or with a controller?
PLAYCHIVE supports keyboard, on-screen touch controls, gamepad and fullscreen mode. Where the runtime allows it, phones get PSP-style on-screen controls, and desktop browsers accept keyboard, mouse and a connected gamepad.
Who makes JavaScript Tetris and what is its license?
JavaScript Tetris is developed by Jake Gordon & Richard Birkby. License and attribution: MIT · source and notices retained. PLAYCHIVE is a non-commercial hub and keeps upstream notices with each runtime.
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