Rotetro: Turn the Board Puzzle

FALL. LAND. TURN THE BOARD. Rotetro takes the falling-block puzzle you already know and removes the one thing you never questioned: the floor. Instead of stacking against a flat bottom, every piece lands on a glowing central core. The board itself reads what you built. Land a piece using only its left side, and the whole structure turns left. Only the right side, it turns right. Straddle both sides, use only the centre, or land unsupported, and it holds. There's no line to clear here. Every drop reshapes the board around a growing core. A ghost piece shows exactly where you'll land before you commit. Lock delay gives you a beat to adjust. Seven familiar piece shapes, a fair bag randomiser, no gimmicks; the twist is entirely in what happens after you land. 135 hand-built levels. Each one hands you a glowing target shape. Fill it completely to advance. Miss a spot that no piece could ever reach, and the level ends there. Clear the full catalog and endless play opens up beyond it, no ceiling on how far you can push a run. Built for real life, not just long sessions. Pause and resume exactly where you left off. Walk away mid-run and pick the exact board back up later, or start a level fresh from a clean checkpoint if you want another shot. Two minutes on a train or twenty on a couch both work. A neon core, not a static grid. Every landing, every turn, every level clear has its own light and sound. The board feels alive because it's always turning into something new. A puzzle with one honest new rule, and 135 levels built to make you learn it.