Petris (1996)

Petris was released in 1996 for the ZX Spectrum 48K platform. The game was created by Pedro Tomas Matilla and published by the Spanish company PTsoft.

This is an action-oriented puzzle game for one player. It serves as a variation of the classic Tetris, featuring additional figures composed of more blocks than the standard version, which adds extra complexity to the gameplay.

In Russia and the former USSR, the game became well-known as a local development originating from Voronezh. It was frequently discussed in magazines such as Eldorado, ZX Club, and Adventurer. The game was adapted for TR-DOS and also circulated on cassette tapes with cracks by authors like Igor Baradaev.