Ladies and ladies, I’m pleased to announce the latest and greatest release fresh from our AlienMelon lab. A whopping 3MB of a squish-fest filled game! …OK, fine, it’s grown a little over 3MB since I made the above .gif, whatever. In Tetrageddon you play the role of Minibyte– –who “planted” his “Portable Entertainment System” in a field overlooking a city. This “Portable Entertainment System” grew… You get the picture… Your primary goal is to score by splatting unsightly citizens of some random city with giant tetris-debris falling from space… alternately you could just play “classic tetris” by aligning bocks… but...
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