Tetris is a renowned puzzle game that follows a set of simple yet engaging rules. The game is played on a rectangular grid, typically composed of a 10x20 cell matrix. Tetriminos: The game presents different geometric shapes called tetriminos, made up of four connected squares. Each tetrimino can be rotated 90 degrees and moved horizontally. Falling Tetriminos: Tetriminos descend from the top of the grid, one at a time, in a controlled manner. The player's goal is to manipulate and position these falling pieces strategically. Clearing Lines: The objective is to create horizontal lines by filling a complete row with tetriminos, without leaving any gaps. When a line is completed, it clears from the grid, creating space for more tetriminos. Scoring: Players earn points for each line cleared. Clearing multiple lines simultaneously, known as a "Tetris," awards bonus points. The game may also assign higher scores for using harder-to-place tetriminos.