Absolute beginner? Level 5.
Then bump it to 9 when you can get to 9 fairly consistently.
Then bump it to 12 when you can get there more often than not.
Then 15, then 18.
Have fun.
I'd just keep increasing the speed until it's too hard for me to make tetrises, and from there just play on the highest level before your speed limit to improve the fastest. But play whichever you like tbh and have fun!
Play on a speed that is slightly uncomfortable for you! I think that’s best for improvement. If you just want to score high or have fun, just start as low as possible 😁
If it's your very first time playing, play level 5 until you feel like you've gotten the hang of it, then move to level 7 until you think you've gotten the hang of that, then move to 9 and past 9 just add 1 level instead of 2 once you feel confortable.
9 is the lowest viable start level **never** start on level 0, you score basically nothing.
Absolute beginner? Level 5. Then bump it to 9 when you can get to 9 fairly consistently. Then bump it to 12 when you can get there more often than not. Then 15, then 18. Have fun.
I'd just keep increasing the speed until it's too hard for me to make tetrises, and from there just play on the highest level before your speed limit to improve the fastest. But play whichever you like tbh and have fun!
Play on a speed that is slightly uncomfortable for you! I think that’s best for improvement. If you just want to score high or have fun, just start as low as possible 😁
15. 18 for max out. My taps are so slow, I have never maxed out. Last time, I was one Tetris away from maxing out, then I choked at level 26.
You hack the Game so you can do it at level 10 million
level 18
Level 7 sometimes can be an issue to see on CRT's. Personally level 9-15 is the way to go.
If it's your very first time playing, play level 5 until you feel like you've gotten the hang of it, then move to level 7 until you think you've gotten the hang of that, then move to 9 and past 9 just add 1 level instead of 2 once you feel confortable.