Popular games published by company Oshisaure

A stacking puzzle game where you get two increasingly terrible pieces at once. In this game, just like in regular Tetris, pieces fall from the sky. Unlike regular Tetris however, you are given multiple pieces at once, and you can swap between controlling one or another at any given time. You clear blocks by either making solid lines, or by filling square regions of at least 5 blocks by 5 blocks. The former increases the speed of the blocks' fall, the latter makes you move on to more and more complex pieces. Try Arcade mode to see how far you go and push for higher scores, or race in Time Trial to set record times! You can also play Arcade mode in local Co-op between a keyboard player and a controller player, or have a custom game of Arcade mode where you can change various settings, from what pieces you get to how many at once are falling or even the size of the board.

Example Block Game is an open source implementation of basic block stacking in Lua/LÖVE. Featuring its own standardized kick table, the game has over 7 modes in total to use as reference for implementing your own gamemodes in its extensible engine. In most modes, gameplay continues until you top out. High scores are saved per mode and can be viewed at any time from the main menu.

Inspired by the likes of Not Tetris and C4D4U's "Satisfying Softbody Tetris" animations; this game sees you controlling jelly-like tetrominos, arranging them in such a way that clears rows, and draining the remaining residue with the two vents at the bottom of the field. Play ends once you've collected enough jelly to fill a container of variable size, depending on which mode you've picked. The available containers hold a pint (~17 lines), a quart (~33 lines), and a gallon(~133 lines) each. Upon completion, you'll be shown your final time and score, allowing you to decide which to focus on.