Tetris 1989

"The ultimate test of advanced territorial strategy for all the family" is an attempt to transform a computer solitaire game into a two-player strategy board game. Players get random tetris pieces and have to build their territories the most compact they can. When a player fills one or more lines, depending on their numbers gets to move the central separator towards his opponent, limiting his space. Compacting space, without the time pressure of the original arcade, is pretty simple, and deciding if to wait to fill your own lines becomes the central point of the game.

This should not be confused with the Milton Bradley Tetris or Tetris Tower 3D.