Pyramid is like Tetris decided to take a geometry test and barely studied. Instead of clean blocks, you get these weird angled stones that tumble down—some look like little staircases, others like wonky Tetris pieces that got bent in the wash. Your job is to twist and slot them together to clear lines, but those angles make it way trickier than it sounds.

At first, I kept trying to play it like regular Tetris and got wrecked. You really gotta think ahead because one bad placement can leave gaps that haunt you later. The bombs help when you’re in deep trouble, but you don’t get many, so using them feels like admitting defeat. It’s the kind of game where you’ll stare at the screen after losing, muttering, “Okay, one more try.”

Simple, mean, and weirdly satisfying once you get the hang of it.