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Tetris
It’s the closest thing to a “perfect” game I can think of. Every new iteration is just fancy bells and whistles on the same perfect core.
You're welcome
You can't take credit when you're the 11th attempt.
No no, that's not 11, that's one one
So the third attempt? My binary is rusty.
I think it's 1 of 1.
I remember watching a documentary about it, and I think even tetris was based on one of those physical puzzle games with the same pieces, that you had to fit correctly into a square.