Easy DIY Tetris Game From Cardboard

Sue found her old Tetris game! But it's so old it wouldn't switch on. Slime Sam really wants to play Tetris, because he's never played it before. That's why Sue decides to make a cardboard Tetris. It's easy to make and fun to play!

All you need to make this awesome cardboard Tetris that doesn't need any batteries to play are cardboard and glue, as well as paints and markers. First, you need to make a frame that will fit in all the Tetris pieces. Then, you need to make the pieces themselves and color all of them. You can use acrylic paint or spray paint to do that. The last piece to make is the level indicator. There are 7 different levels of difficulty plus a bonus (last) level, which is to fill the frame completely!

The rules in a cardboard Tetris somewhat differ from the rules in a video game, but it's still the same old Tetris, you'll see! How fast can Sue and Sam pass each of the level and who's the fastest? Watch the video to the end to find out!

Do you like cardboard games you can make yourself? Then check out these videos, too. No batteries required 😉.

This video has English subtitles for your convenience!

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