Other crossword clues for answer "TETRIS"
- TETRIS
- Fitting entertainment?
- Block-dropping game
- Falling-shapes computer game
- Shapely computer game?
- Arcade sensation of the '90s
- Falling-shapes game
- Shape-fitting arcade game
- Popular computer game
- Computer diversion with falling shapes
- Arcade game with dropping figures
- Classic computer game with falling shapes
- Game played with seven pieces
- Geometric arcade game
- Arcade game with falling figures
- Game with tumbling blocks
- Game designed by Alexey Pajitnov
- Game with falling blocks
- Shape-fitting game
- Game for shapeshifters?
- Game whose original packaging boasted "From Russia with Fun!"
- 2023 biopic about the creation of a video game
- From Russia With Fun! arcade game
- Video game from Russia
- '80s video game
- Popular game-app download
- '80s video blockbuster
- '80s blockbuster video game
- '90s video-game blockbuster
- '90s video game craze
- '80s video game blockbuster
- Video game invented by Alexey Pajitnov
- Russian game craze of the '80s
- Game with falling shapes
- Where all the pieces fall into place
- Hot 1990's computer game
- Popular game from Russia
- Hot 90's computer game
- Arcade favorite
- Arcade game
- Popular game import from Russia
- Game craze of the late 1980s and '90s
- Game in which all pieces have four components
- Popular computer game with geometric shapes
- Game of falling popularity?
- Game with falling popularity?
- Fitting entertainment at an arcade?
- Stacking game
- Russian "invader" of the 1980s
- Game you never want to get your fill of?
- Video game inspired by pentominoes
- Game where you don't want to reach the top
- Game where everything falls into place
- Best-selling video game celebrated in this grid
- Falling block game
- Game with L- and T-shaped pieces
- Activity that involves shape shifting
- Metaphor for fitting items into a moving van
- Shapes up
- Video game with falling blocks
- Rearrange to fit, jocularly
- Classic computer game
- Game that ends when you reach the top
- Non-violent arcade game
- Game spelled by removing "w" from "Twister" and rearranging the rest
- Game that's a real block buster?
- Video game with straight, square, T, L and skew pieces
- Arcade game with falling blocks
- Arcade game with T-spins
- Game invented by Alexey Pazhitnov
- Computer addiction of the 1990s
- Game of falling pieces
- Game invented by Alexey Pajitnov
- Addictive block-dropping game
- Game with four-block pieces
- Geometric computer game
- Game featuring shapes of different colors
- Game with seven shapes
- Game with mesmerizing music
- Game of building blocks
- Inspiration for filling a storage unit
