Practris

Practris is a tool I wrote for my partner to practice her Tetris skills.

Many people have told me that they get anxious while playing the world's most popular block-dropping game, and I figure that the anxiety comes from block placement.  I wrote Practris so that people can practice block placement without worrying about time pressure or gravity.

Pieces fall when you tell them to.  They can also move back up so that you can consider alternate placement.  You can rewind moves (and play them back), and there are controls for showing the different rotation points under modern Tetris rotation rules.

There is a mode for creating an initial board state, in case you want to practice a T-spin triple setup, or a four-wide setup, or random garbage.

Please note:  While Unity lets me build for Linux and Mac, I have only used the executable in Windows.  I am told that you can "sudo chmod -755 ..." the application on Mac and it will run.

The source code lives at https://github.com/Invariel/Practris, so if you want to build it for yourself, please feel free to.  It should be platform agnostic enough that you can build it wherever you have a build environment.