Categories Technology

This smartwatch lacks notifications but will still distract you with Tetris

Three versions of the Tetris My Play Watch featuring watch faces and the game on screen.

Yes, you can play Tetris on this watch. No, you can’t message your friends your new high score. | Image: My Play Watch

After releasing Space Invaders and Atari 2600 versions of its gaming-themed semi-smart wearable, My Play Watch is back with a third version that puts Tetris on your wrist. The Tetris: My Play Watch is now available for preorder from the company’s online store for $79.99, and is expected to ship sometime in October 2025 with an alternate interchangeable band.

Developed in collaboration with The Tetris Company, the Tetris: My Play Watch looks like an Apple Watch with its square design and rounded corners, functional crown dial, and 1.91-inch color touchscreen. But without connectivity to a smartphone, it’s really only a smartwatch in that it offers more than basic time and calendar functionality. You can think of it more as a wearable console that plays Tetris (including marathon and puzzle modes) that also happens to display the time using a series of customizable Tetris-themed watch faces.

Three Tetris My Play Watches side by side showing fitness tracking features on screen.

The crown dial on other My Play Watch models can be used to play games like Space Invaders and Breakout, but it’s only used to navigate the watch’s UI on this version. Tetris can be played through by swiping to move pieces while taps rotate them – similar to how the smartphone versions of the game are played. That could prove challenging on a small screen for those chasing high scores.

Original Source: https://www.theverge.com/news/785725/tetris-my-play-watch-smartwatch

Original Source: https://www.theverge.com/news/785725/tetris-my-play-watch-smartwatch

Disclaimer: This article is a reblogged/syndicated piece from a third-party news source. Content is provided for informational purposes only. For the most up-to-date and complete information, please visit the original source. Digital Ground Media does not claim ownership of third-party content and is not responsible for its accuracy or completeness.

More From Author

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *