Engage in a unique two-player territorial battle using Tetris mechanics on a shared board. Clear rows to push your opponent's boundary line and claim victory by reducing their playable area to zero. Offers solo AI challenges and real-time online matches with friends.
1.1
August 3, 2026
New: Drift mode — a solo mode where the board scrolls continuously instead of pieces dropping into a static well, with a parallax starfield backdrop and wrap-aware controls. Bigger, easier-to-hit tap targets throughout the app. Smoother screen transitions. Starfield polish on the start screen. Bug fixes: resolved glitches where pieces could get cropped or the AI could freeze near the wrap seam.
MoreYou win Rval by clearing rows to push the boundary line into your opponent's side of the board. The first player to squeeze their opponent down to zero rows wins the game.
Rval offers a Solo mode to play against AI with adjustable difficulty, a scrolling Drift mode, and an Online mode to play in real-time with a friend using a room code.
No, Rval is ad-free. The game explicitly states 'no ads' in its features, providing an uninterrupted gaming experience.
Based on the provided data, Rval is currently supported on iPhone and iPod. Information regarding Android availability is not specified.
Rval was last updated on August 3, 2026, to version 1.1. This indicates a relatively recent update, suggesting ongoing support and potential for future improvements.
Rval has an age rating of 4+. This means it is suitable for children aged 4 and above, indicating generally mild content.
Yes, Rval offers a Solo mode where you can play against the AI. This mode does not require an internet connection, allowing for offline play.
Rval's unique gameplay lies in its territorial aspect. Instead of just high scores, clearing rows directly impacts the shared board, pushing a boundary line and fighting for territory against your opponent.
