Swipetris

About Swipetris

Swipetris takes the familiar falling-blocks formula and makes it a daily contest. Each day there is one sequence of pieces, the same for everyone, so a high score depends on how you stack rather than on the luck of the draw. Its own tagline sums it up: like Wordle, but with blocks.

It is built for touch. You drag to move a piece, tap to rotate it and flick to drop it, and the board shows your score, the day's best and the next piece. You can play the day's sequence again and again; only your best run counts. A top-five arcade leaderboard asks for five letters when you crack it.

The game is a single web page that works offline once loaded and can be saved to your home screen like an app. There are no ads, no coins and no premium tier, and the leaderboard is the only feature that sends game data to a server. It was made by bitbonsai and shared on Show HN in 2026.

It suits anyone who grew up on falling-blocks games and wants a short daily score chase on the phone.

How to play Swipetris

1. Open swipetris.com on your phone or in a browser.
2. Drag to move the falling piece, tap to rotate it and flick down to drop it.
3. Clear lines by filling them completely, the classic way.
4. Play the day's fixed sequence as often as you like; your best score counts.
5. Enter five letters if you reach the day's top five.

Tips

• Because the sequence is the same every replay, learn the order of the pieces and plan your stack around it.
• Keep one column open for long pieces to clear several lines at once.
• Save the page to your home screen to play offline.

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