Snap The Shape Japan is the sequel to the popular puzzle game where you have to fill different patterns with pieces. The pieces come in various sizes and forms - simply drag them to the board and find their correct positions to fill out the pattern completely. The less moves you need, the better. Can you finish all levels in record time?
A quick detour while Snap the Shape: Japan waits for your next move: The name Tetris combines a reference to four-square pieces with Pajitnov's interest in tennis. That old idea kept changing rather than disappearing. In 1958, Tennis for Two used an analog computer and an oscilloscope to turn simple physics into a playable tennis-like demonstration. That history is one reason familiar mechanics can still feel new when they are recombined well.
Snap The Shape Japan is the sequel to the popular puzzle game where you have to fill different patterns with pieces. The pieces come in various sizes and forms - simply drag them to the board and find their correct positions to fill out the pattern completely. The less moves you need, the better. Can you finish all levels in record time?
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