Tetracube wraps four games of Tetris around the sides of one isometric cube, and the corners are shared, so a piece you drop at the edge of one face also lands in the face next to it. Below the cube are four boards on the A, S, D and F keys. The default Focus mode drops pieces on one face at a time, and a Live mode is a key away for anyone who wants to manage all four at once. Clearing lines is familiar, but having to think about the face around the corner gives an old game a real new problem to solve.
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Already found by plenty of people this week — not our picks, just what everyone else was playing.
Passed over today: dev tools and templates, blog posts and talks, a few straight clones (chess, memory cards, endless runners), and several idle games that blur together.
