FALLING BLOCKS / TWO KINDS OF ROTATION
ROTETRA
A falling-block project where the creator lets you rotate the whole board while managing more than one piece at a time.
Browser · Creator’s site
Visit the official ROTETRA projectOpens the creator’s page in a new tab. This Joywisp page is a guide; the browser player is hosted by the creator.
Choose which rotation you mean
Moving a piece and turning the grid are separate actions in the creator’s control list. Before a drop, identify which shape or playfield you intend to change. Keeping those two decisions distinct gives you a clear question to test in the current build’s tutorial.
Look beyond the piece in front
The creator describes managing several pieces together. A useful planning habit is to look for competing landing spaces before committing a hard drop. Read the current mode’s instructions first; this guide does not assume that every piece count or planned mode is available in the browser edition.
Keep the current build and future modes separate
The page plans a full game with more than eight modes, including evolving Standard play, four-piece Cross, an overlapping-grid Classico mode and handmade puzzles. Those are advertised full-game plans. Check the edition you open before expecting that complete selection.
Start with the listed controls
The official project gives keyboard and gamepad defaults, and links a separate Steam desktop demo. Use the current build’s settings to check your bindings. Mobile input, timing, scoring and save behavior were not tested here; the HTML5 label alone does not establish phone controls.
Creator notes & dates
sharkwithlasers’s official ROTETRA page is the source for availability, price and the described mechanics. Checked .
- itch.io Published field
- Not shown on the checked page
- First worldwide release
- Unknown
- Found by Joywisp
Found in itch.io’s New & Popular listing with its last-seven-days filter. Listing position reflects that snapshot; it does not establish a first release in that period.
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