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The music is nice, but the exact same game is available elsewhere on the web for free as a browser game.That said, there's nothing wrong with this one. It's barely a cousin of Tetris; a distant relative at best. There's no pressure here from time, anyway. Three pieces appear at the bottom of your screen. You must place all three, and you're then presented with three more. That fact makes it a little more challenging than some of the browser versions I've seen, where when you use one piece, it's replaced with another. Here, there's always the thought that maybe you should reserve room for that one giant piece that sometimes shows up because you never know when it will show up. It's a good time-waster, a great game for when you're on the phone and just need something to idly do while you listen, and, then again, you can also approach it with concentration and try to get a great score. Recommended because it *is* fun, and cheap, and it might be easier to just keep this version in the Steam library than to keep a bookmark to a free version.