8 Responses:

1. Minjonet says:

   2 years ago at 11:45 am

   I personally find the "not soothing" one to be much less disturbing than the fuzzy one, which I find very disturbing, and I think it's because the fuzzy one is self-correcting in terms of how the pieces interlock, and the second one isn't. You could just about see the second one happening with the right kind of jello or silicon or something, but the first is just... not okay. xD

   • phuzz says:

     2 years ago at 12:56 am

     It's because they're actually alive.

2. Moochakaka says:

   2 years ago at 11:48 am

   I would love to play the fuzzy version ☺️

3. someguy says:

   2 years ago at 2:36 pm

   I still strongly object that completed rows aren't removed.

   Then you'll love this one: SOFTBODY TETRIS V24

   • Karellen says:

     2 years ago at 6:31 am

     Is it wrong that I want this, but with yelps when the pieces land or are landed on, and screams + leaking viscera when pieces get cut by removed lines?

4. Derpatron9000 says:

   2 years ago at 3:15 pm

   In the event that COVID drives me to seek therapy (possible), I envision myself trying to explain to someone "You don't get it, a competed row doesn't vanish!! I think you're the one with issues!". Also, sorry everyone.

   • Lloyd says:

     2 years ago at 2:44 am

     In Tetris, a completed row does not exist.

     You're going to have a row about rows?

5. Dim says:

   2 years ago at 11:07 am

   Presumably hardbody Tetris is only enjoyed by Patrick Bateman.