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Here's A Game Of Tetris Played With Cushions
A short little animation from Niko Schatz builds a accurate physics Tetris model – but with cushions.
It's a bit mesmerizing to watch the pieces fall down the well, bouncing about like cushions, but eventually falling into the appropriate place. It doesn't completely follow accurate Tetris rules, but it does have a cool ending.
[Source: Niko Schatz, via Polygon]
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