Cubetris was developed over one weekend for the Falling Block Jam 2025 having been inspired by Tetris and Dungeon Dice Monsters (DDM).

I am currently developing a longer game inspired by DDM and had spent nearly a month creating assets and complex gameplay loops when I saw the call to action for the Falling Block Jam :
"Submissions should be games that involve blocks and falling. Take that and be as traditional or as wild as you please."

I have always been a huge fan of Tetris and realized that the game I was already creating be combined with Tetris for a fun new experience.

While in Tetris you are able to rotate pieces but not flip or change shape, in Cubetris you can change or flip shapes but are fixed to a specific rotation, additionally the shapes used are one of 11 cube nets (six squares that fold into a cube) instead of the 7 tetronimos (four connected squares) offered in Tetris.

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Controls:

Keyboard A/D or Controller B/A- previous/next cube net

Keyboard W or Controller Y- flip cube net (long axis)

Up - Pause

Left/Right/Down - Move left/right/down

Devlog:

• Optional inspirational vibe "Analogue Memory" was not directly included in the game but I did attempt to keep the game as close to classic Tetris as possible based on my childhood memories of the game. 

• I would also like to introduce new tile sets and a way for the player to control the theme as well as the volume.

• Developed with Godot in under 48 hours, all assets other than font created for the jam (some logic lifted from current game in development)

• Auto save/load for top score, I would like to add player name for high scorers like in traditional arcade games 

• Created using: 2 packed scenes, 5 scripts*, 2 image files*, 2 audio files, 1 font for minimal and efficient code

*I believe these could be reduced if I were to go back to the project