Tetris / Bloxeed (Korean System 16 bootleg) (ISG Selection Master Type 2006)

Tetris / Bloxeed (Korean System 16 bootleg) (ISG Selection Master Type 2006) is an arcade rendition of the classic block-stacking puzzle game, Tetris. The primary objective of the game is to arrange various shaped blocks, known as "tetrominoes," as they fall from the top of the screen to the bottom. Players can move these blocks left or right and rotate them into different orientations as they descend. The goal is to fill a complete horizontal line with blocks, leaving no gaps. When a line is successfully filled, it disappears, and all blocks above it fall down one position. Clearing lines earns the player points and creates more space for new blocks to continue falling.

The game progresses as blocks fall faster over time, increasing the difficulty and pressure on the player. If the blocks accumulate to the top of the screen, leaving no room for new blocks to appear, the game ends. Players need quick reflexes and strategic thinking to determine the best placement for each falling block, anticipate the shape of the next piece, and plan their moves effectively. Some versions of Tetris also include special features like a "Hold" piece or multiple "Next" piece previews to assist the player. Despite being a bootleg version, the core mechanics of Tetris remain intact, delivering a familiar and engaging puzzle experience for arcade players.