Midtris

$4.99

Release Date:: Jun 17, 2025
Developer:: Yrbiax
Publisher:: Yrbiax
Platforms:: Windows

Indie Casual Action Mouse Only Option Steam Achievements Color Alternatives Full controller support Family Sharing

About This Game

Midtris is mind bending puzzle game where your goal is to place blocks around the center piece and clear layers of perfect squares. Blocks will appear from 4 different directions and game will get harder as you destroy more blocks.

There are 5 different game modes to play. Bombs and other special blocks will spice up the gameplay. Classic mode will offer more traditional block stacking experience without bombs.

Complete challenges and unlock new block styles. These should offer challenge even for experienced players, but if that is not enough you can compete with other players on global leaderboard.

Midtris is sequel for Centrist with modern rules. Some of the new features include:

SRS (Wall kicks)
Block holding
More pieces shown in next block displayer
Updated UI and menu backgrounds
New game modes (Midtris & Pentos)
New music
Score rework

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User Reviews

Overwhelmingly Positive

2 user reviews

100%

Positive

User #436833 english

52 min at review

Recommended

This game is really fun. I've only played classic mode as it's most similar to regular Tetris. Really enjoyed the demo, and the main game is more of the same + some other bonus modes. I like that I can rebind my controls and change backgrounds / blocks. If you like Tetris you will like this game :)

User #173654 english

3 hrs at review

Recommended

Great sequel to Centrist I'm playing classic mode and I really like it! Even managed an S spin when the piece was travelling upwards. :) The music is even better than before and I love the multi-colour blocks, makes it so much easier to see the 'squares'. Agree with others - any tetris fans should really like this. If you haven't played it, then just imagine tetris but on a square playing field where the pieces spawn from each of the four sides in turn. Hence, instead of clearing lines you clear squares. Also, kudos to the developer for being so responsive to feedback, it's refreshing.