Tetris Queen

A hundred stages. One crown. Every row you clear is a step up the ladder.

Tetris Queen is a falling-block puzzle built for one thumb and a bus ride. The
seven classic shapes drop into a neon well twenty-four rows deep, and your job
is the one you already know: slot them together, fill a row right across, watch
it go. What is new is the ladder. Each of the 100 stages sets a score to beat
rather than asking you to play until you lose, so every session has a finish
line you can actually reach — and a reason to come back for the next one.

THE LADDER
Stage 1 starts you on an empty well with a gentle target. By stage 20 there is
rubble on the floor when you arrive. By stage 50 the pieces are falling fast
enough that you plan two moves ahead. By stage 100 you are digging through ten
rows of other people's mess at speed, chasing a target more than a hundred
times the first one. Clear a stage to open the next, and earn up to three stars
for beating the target by a margin. The stage map remembers every one.

THE BOARD IS THE CONTROL
No key pad crowding the screen. The well itself is the controller:
• Tap the right side to turn the piece clockwise, the left side to turn it back
• Drag left or right to move it, a column at a time
• Drag down to make it fall faster
• Flick down to drop and lock it at once
• Flick up to put a piece in the hold slot and save it for later

It takes about thirty seconds to learn and then you never think about it again.

PROPER TETROMINO RULES
This is the real rule set, not an approximation. Super Rotation System with the
standard wall kicks, so a piece jammed against the wall still turns the way you
expect. A seven-bag randomiser, so you never sit through six S-pieces in a row.
Hold, ghost piece, lock delay, soft and hard drop scoring, combos, back-to-back
bonuses and T-spins — all of it, scored on the standard table.

PICK UP WHERE YOU STOPPED
Put the phone down mid-stage and the board, the falling piece, the hold slot
and even the bag the next pieces come from are written down exactly as they
were. Continue puts you back in the same position, not a similar one.

KEEPS YOUR RECORDS
Your best hundred runs, your lifetime lines, your most-handled piece, your
total playing time and twelve milestones to earn — all kept on the phone, all
there whenever you want to look. Share a stage result as a card your friends
can actually see.

MADE TO BE EASY ON THE EYES
A clear neon look with readable blocks and no clutter. Seven block colours chosen to
stay apart from each other and from the ghost piece, even after an hour. Turn
the grid, the ghost piece, the hold slot, the vibration and the sound on or off
to taste, and start at a higher level if you would rather not warm up.

ENGLISH AND KOREAN
The whole app, including every milestone, is written in both. It follows your
phone's language on the first run and you can change it any time.

NO ACCOUNT, NO SIGN-UP, PLAYS OFFLINE
There is nothing to log into and nothing to connect. Your scores and your
progress live on your phone. The game itself needs no network at all — advertising needs a
connection, including the banner and optional rewarded revive.

Ten columns. Twenty-four rows. A hundred stages between you and the crown.

Recent changes:
First release. Includes optional rewarded revive after game over.

100 stages, each with its own score target, rubble to dig through and a speed
of its own. Three stars per stage for beating the target by a margin.

Play entirely from the board: tap either side to turn, drag to move, flick down
to drop, flick up to hold.

Full tetromino rules — rotation kicks, seven-bag, hold, ghost piece, T-spins,
combos and back-to-back.

Your game is saved exactly as you left it. English and Korean.