Improved 3D Balance Tetris
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I've seen a lot of 2D Balance Tetris games, but if you have a 3D printer, why not make 3D games?
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- Printables
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- Board Games
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PRINT INSTRUCTIONS:
Print the base in TPU (so that it's grippy), with 5% Gyroid infill, 4 perimeters, 4 bottom layers, and 10 top layers (the top layers are actually the bottom). I also suggest using a marker to go over the lines in between the squares, as shown in the picture.
Print the Tetris pieces with PLA/PETG 15% Gyroid infill, 4 perimeters, 4 bottom layers, and 4 top layers.
RULES:
You can always play it a different way, but this is the way I play:
Give each person the same amount of pieces. Then, each player takes turns placing their pieces onto the base. The pieces must sit flat and line up with the other pieces and/or the base. If someone makes pieces (or a piece) fall down, then he/she is out of the game. The rest of the players continue until there is only one player left, who is the winner! However, if all of the pieces are built successfully and there are still multiple players left, they can either be declared both winners, or they can play a tiebreaker.