Tetriends is a variation of Tetris where players lineup blocks made of their Facebook friends' photos instead of geometric shapes. To advance to the next level, players must accumulate points by forming streaks of 3 or more matching friend photos. Each level introduces more friend photos that are randomly selected and positioned, making it more difficult to match friends. Higher levels also include a "joker" friend photo that can be used to complete any streak. The game aims to be socially fun by encouraging players to share their high scores, levels reached, and photos of friends they've "blown up" with their Facebook friends.

1. Tetriends (temporary name)

2. WTF?
• Tetriends is similar to a classic Tetris game. BUT instead of having to lineup a whole
line, you have to line up a 3 or more of the same block. The catch is the blocks are
made of your facebook friends’ photos...
• In order to advance to next level you need to accumulate a certain amount of
points. Get that, and you advance to the next level.
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3. • Every stage, the game will randomly select a number of friends to use as the
games’ blocks. Each level the number will increase, making it more difficult to form
3 or more of the same shape.
• On higher levels, the game will also randomly select a “joker” – a friend that his
picture can be used to complete any streak.
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4. Why is it fun?
• Because you friends evoke emotions – each of your friends has a different
set of associations – the ex-girlfriend, the good looking stranger, an old
timer you always hated, and of course your mother/father. In Tetriends no
one is safe!

5. Social fun!
• Being a social game, Tetriends is all about “sharing” – you share the number of
times you blow up a friend during a game, the fact you were the ace of the game,
the high score you achieved compared to your friends, the level you reached, and
more – Tetriends updates will be status you always wanted to post…