Hello, my Steemit family and all my friends. How are you? I hope that wherever you are, you are well.
After a day of work and running around, we all need a little refreshment, right? For me, a big part of this refreshment is gaming. However, for some reason, I am more attracted to the simple games of the old days than the high-graphics games of today. One of my favorite places to rekindle that feeling is steem retrogames.
Today, I spent some time on the site during my break from work. Among the many games, today I caught my eye on the "Pentris" game. This is a version of our favorite Tetris game. I have no idea how much money I spent playing this one game at the video game store as a child.
Friends, after starting the sport, I once went back to the ones vintage days. Blocks of numerous shapes were falling from above, and I began looking to rotate them and vicinity them within the proper region. I was transferring a touch slowly at the beginning, because after playing for a long time, my hand did not feel right.
Only those who have played this game will understand the joy of connecting one line after another. As the points were gradually increasing, my attention was also increasing. However, the rule of Tetris is that no matter how well you play, at some point, the blocks start falling so fast that you can't handle it anymore.
In my case, this was no exception. At one point, the blocks began to fall so fast that I could not handle it. As soon as I saw it, the screen was filled, and the words game over appeared.
In the end, I managed to score 223 points. Maybe not very much, but this short game refreshed my mind. Maybe that's the real fun of retro games. There are no flashy graphics here, but there is only joy and nostalgia.
Those of you who have not played these fun games yet, you can definitely visit the steem Retro Games site.
Link to the game: [Steem Pentris]()
Who among you loves playing old games like me? And what was your highest score in Tetris? Don't forget to tell me in the comments. May everyone be well. Thank you all for reading this short post of mine.
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