Included in this collection:
- Tetris 1 to 3
- Tetris Black
- Tetris Crystal
- Tetris Diamond
- Tetris DJ
- Tetris Gold
- Tetris Green
- Tetris Remix
Tetris (Game)
6 June 1984
The progenitor of the "falling block" puzzle game and the most well-known game to come from Soviet Russia, receiving numerous ports and a long-running series.
Tetris Attack (Game)
27 October 1995
One of the progenitors of the "swap and match" tile-based action-puzzle games, featuring either a Yoshi theme (for its international "Tetris Attack" release) or a cutesy fairy theme (for its Japanese "Panel de Pon" release).
Tetris 2 + BomBliss (Game)
13 December 1991
A sequel to BPS's release of the original Tetris, featuring the standard adaptation of Tetris and a new puzzle-oriented variant known as BomBliss. It is Japanese-exclusive.
Tetris DS (Game)
20 March 2006
Nintendo brings the classic game of Tetris to their handheld DS system, featuring six unique game modes, local multiplayer for up to 10 players, and online multiplayer via Nintendo Wi-Fi.
Tetris Gold (Game)
1 May 1993
Tetris Gold is a compilation of Tetris games and other associated spin-offs, published by Spectrum Holobyte.
Tetris Worlds (Game)
5 September 2001
The alien "Minos" must colonize six distant worlds before their homeworld is destroyed, each of which require mastery of six different variations of the classic falling-blocks puzzle game Tetris.
Flash Point (Game)
1 June 1989
Sega's second arcade adaptation of the puzzle game Tetris brings a new puzzle element, as players attempt to clear the flashing blocks of each playfield.
Super Tetris (Game)
1 June 1991
Spectrum HoloByte updates the classic Tetris formula and builds on the concept of the playfield as a "water well" by having players clear "rubble" that floats up to the "water line".
Tetris: The Grand Master (Game)
1 August 1998
Arika's first adaptation of the Tetris series of falling-block puzzle games, focusing on breakneck high-level play using an advanced player grading system.
Welltris (Game)
31 December 1989
Alexey Pajitnov's first follow-up to the mega-hit puzzle game Tetris, Welltris has players maneuvering pieces down a "well" playfield as they try to form lines between walls without getting tiles stuck on the walls themselves.
Bloxeed (Game)
31 December 1990
Sega's third arcade adaptation of the classic puzzle game Tetris, building on the traditional Tetris formula by adding special power-up blocks to make it easier, along with rising "garbage blocks" to make it harder.
Puyo Puyo Tetris (Game)
6 February 2014
The two legendary puzzle series unite in this crossover title.