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Elementris

Elementris takes Tetris to the next level by giving color a meaning. Match colors, place additional pentomino shapes and explore unique gravity-game-modes and power-ups for a fresh twist on the classic block-dropping challenge.

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November 14, 2025
260 days ago
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About the Game

Elementris is like Tetris, but the element of color finally got a meaning

  • Tiles of the same color don't go together

  • Place up to 20 different shapes of 4 different colors on the grid without a gap

  • Shapes can be anything from dominoes to pentominoes, depending on your skill

  • Amend your mistakes with helpful power-ups like the Eraser, the Hammer and the Colorizer

  • Hone your skills in 2 different game modes as the game gets faster and faster

  • Change the direction of gravity