
What if the ground in Tetris were round like the Earth? I made "Earth Tetris" together with AI. With AI, as long as you have an idea, you can keep creating more and more.

A Japanese tatami puzzle: lay mats on a grid and make a square room of 3x3 or larger to make a flower bloom.
Yojohan (四畳半) is a small browser puzzle game published by the Japanese developer おしょう (currently a prototype, v0.7.4). You place tatami mats one by one on a nine-by-nine grid; only a square room of 3x3 or bigger clears and blooms (2x2 does not), and bigger rooms give showier flowers. Mats can be flipped left-right or up-down, one can be held back, and you can undo a move. The mode visible on the page is a marathon to fill fifty mats, and you can switch between Japanese-style background tracks and sound effects, whose sources are credited inside the game page. It is free and needs no login.

What if the ground in Tetris were round like the Earth? I made "Earth Tetris" together with AI. With AI, as long as you have an idea, you can keep creating more and more.

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