About Circuit Tetris

Circuit Tetris combines falling block placement with electrical path building. Pieces descend into a board, and you rotate them to connect a glowing power strip on the left with a terminal on the right. A correctly joined route lights its connected pieces neon green, showing that the circuit is carrying power.

When a complete circuit is formed, the powered blocks disappear and points are awarded, opening space for more components. The puzzle is enjoyable because ordinary block fitting also becomes a wiring problem. You must consider shape, rotation, gravity, and the next available space while trying to keep the board useful.

How to Play Circuit Tetris

Use a mouse click or tap to play and interact with the falling pieces.

Rotate and place descending components so their paths connect the left power strip to the right terminal.

Look for the neon green glow that indicates pieces have connected successfully.

Complete circuits to clear powered blocks, earn points, and make room for additional pieces.

Tips & Tricks

1Keep the route between both sides in mind instead of placing a piece only where it fits immediately.
2Rotate components before dropping them when that creates a cleaner connection.
3Use gravity thoughtfully so falling pieces help finish a path rather than blocking the circuit.