BLOCK WORLD

Game Overview

RiNT is the most direct speed trial in T.T.WORLD. Blocks fall toward the floor and completed rows count toward a target chosen before the run. There is no opponent to wait for: the challenge is to turn a stable stack into a faster finish.

Objective and Finish

The run succeeds as soon as the cleared-line total reaches the target. Elapsed time is the primary record, so a shorter safe route beats a high but slow score. A run ends in game over if a new block cannot enter at the top because the stack has reached the spawn area.

Tips

• Keep the surface low and avoid sealed gaps.
• Read the next piece before hard dropping.
• Use both rotation directions to reduce movement.
• In Normal, expect a pace change after each ten lines.
• A small correction is faster than recovering from a deep hole.

Game Overview

ViVE removes the finish line. The board follows normal downward gravity, but the run begins at level 5 and the interval between automatic drops becomes shorter as time passes. Cleared lines, hard drops and survival at higher speed combine into the score.

Objective and Finish

Stay alive for as long as possible while clearing rows and earning points. There is no target-line victory screen. The run ends when the occupied cells reach the spawn area and the next piece cannot enter. Final score, cleared lines and survival time are retained as the run summary.

Tips

• Prioritise a flat, readable surface over a risky bonus.
• Reserve a lane only while you can still feed it safely.
• Clear high stacks before the next minute.
• At level 9, decide while reading the preview rather than after spawn.
• Use soft drop for final alignment; do not hold it through uncertainty.

Game Overview

RiSE preserves the target-clear structure of a sprint but reverses the vertical direction. Pieces appear near the floor and travel upward. Complete rows still disappear, yet the remaining stack settles toward the ceiling rather than the ground.

Objective and Finish

Select 10 to 990 target lines in steps of ten and clear that many rows as quickly as possible. The timer stops when the target is reached. Game over occurs when the ceiling-side stack prevents the next piece from entering at the bottom spawn area.

Tips

• Mentally rotate the board before the first move.
• Watch the ceiling surface, not the lower empty space.
• Remember that Up moves and Down rotates in RiSE rules.
• Keep the bottom spawn corridor open.
• Practice a short 10-line target before increasing distance.

Game Overview

ROLL starts like a downward target sprint inside a square board. Every 15 seconds a roll becomes pending. Once the active piece locks, the world turns clockwise by one, two or three quarter-turns, the blocks settle in the new direction and play continues.

Objective and Finish

Clear the chosen number of normal rows before the spawn area is blocked. Target options run from 10 to 990 in steps of ten. Rows completed by the automatic settling chain after a world roll award bonus score but do not count toward the target, so the player still has to produce the required clears during active play.

Tips

• Keep all four edges readable instead of building one extreme tower.
• Use the warning to finish a cavity before orientation changes.
• Do not press through the animation; controls resume after settling.
• Expect a 180° turn as well as a simple side turn.
• Treat chain clears as score bonuses, not progress toward the target.

Game Overview

RiNG turns the target-clear sprint into a head-to-head race. Player mode connects two browsers through quick match, the player list, an invitation or a six-digit room code. Local AI mode starts on the same device without waiting for another person.

Objective and Finish

The first racer to reach the selected cleared-line target wins. If one board reaches game over before completing it, the rival wins. In local AI play the game compares the player and AI finish state. A rival disconnect during an online race cancels that match rather than silently awarding normal progress.

Tips

• Select a familiar direction before increasing AI difficulty.
• Watch your remaining lines, not every movement on the rival board.
• A low, reliable stack often beats a risky recovery.
• In a short 10-line race, one blocked gap can decide the finish.
• Use the same target for repeated AI practice.

Game Overview

FiTE combines ordinary block clearing with opponent pressure. Players join by quick match or room, receive a shuffled Survivor number when the battle begins, select targets and try to keep their own stack below the top while incoming garbage approaches.

Objective and Finish

A survivor is eliminated when incoming or placed blocks leave no legal spawn space. The match host allows a short resolution window before declaring the last active survivor, reducing contradictory results when boards fail almost together. If nobody remains, the result is a draw. After the result, human players can vote ready for another battle.

Tips

• Two-line clears are the first move that creates attack power.
• Keep a quick clear available when incoming lines are flashing.
• Changing target late can redirect a queued attack before lock.
• Watch how many players are targeting you, not only one opponent.
• Enter Crazy mode with a low stack and room to absorb garbage.