osk______

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   by osk______ 5y ago

   The Tetris Company doesn't have any rights to the game, as Tetris isn't patented. They tend to claim they have "trade dress" rights, but the elements they claim as such in the Tetris Holding, LLC v. Xio Interactive[1] ca
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   by osk______ 5y ago

   There's no WASM, it's mostly vanilla JS, together with the PixiJS library, which does 2d WebGL rendering. It has in-house libraries for text rendering, particle systems and the such. It's not super strong, but as long as you
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   by osk______ 5y ago

   Short answer: you don't, Google doesn't like them. If you have a huge amount of players, you may be able to get in contact. TETR.IO uses AdinPlay, which does use the same Google network, but without being immediately thrown out of
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   by osk______ 5y ago

   It actually literally does more than Tetris 99: the record for most players playing together in one room currently sits at 670 players[1] [1] https://twitter.com/harddrop/status/1467314109393735681
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   by osk______ 5y ago

   If your browser supports your controller, you can set it up under Config > Controls. You'll need to bind the buttons yourself by setting it to Custom, though. Sorry!
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   by osk______ 5y ago

   Dev of the game here, its anticheat is quite sophisticated (esp. for a webgame), trying to run a bot like this at any significant speed would get you promptly automatically banned. There's not really many times this happens - rather, Q