Mr Bean & Skibidi Tetris

Mr Bean & Skibidi Tetris is a digital puzzle game released in 2024 for mobile platforms and web browsers. The game combines the classic tile-stacking mechanics of Tetris with visual and audio elements derived from the British television character Mr. Bean and the internet meme series Skibidi Toilet. The objective is to arrange falling blocks, referred to as "Skibidi Tiles," into complete horizontal lines to clear them from the playfield. Each tile is stylized with pixelated representations of Mr. Bean’s face, his teddy bear, or Skibidi Toilet characters. The game features a single-player mode with increasing speed levels and a local two-player versus mode. Background music consists of a looped remix of the Mr. Bean theme song mixed with distorted electronic beats associated with the Skibidi meme. The game was developed by an independent studio, PixelPrank Interactive, and received a mixed reception for its novelty but functional gameplay.

Gameplay and controls are based on standard Tetris rules with minor modifications. The player controls a single falling tile piece, which consists of four connected square blocks in one of seven standard shapes (I, O, T, S, Z, J, L). The playfield is a 10-column by 20-row grid. The primary objective is to prevent tiles from stacking to the top of the grid by completing horizontal lines. When a line is fully filled with blocks, it disappears, and all blocks above it shift downward. The game ends when a new tile cannot enter the playfield due to existing blocks.

Controls for mobile devices use on-screen touch buttons. A left arrow button moves the tile one column to the left. A right arrow button moves the tile one column to the right. A down arrow button accelerates the tile’s descent. A rotate button turns the tile 90 degrees clockwise. A drop button instantly sends the tile to the lowest available position. For web browser versions, controls map to keyboard keys: the left arrow key moves left, the right arrow key moves right, the down arrow key soft drops, the up arrow key rotates, and the spacebar hard drops. The game does not include a hold piece function or a ghost piece preview. Scoring awards 100 points for a single line clear, 300 for two lines, 500 for three lines, and 800 for a Tetris (four lines). A "Skibidi Bonus" of 200 points is awarded if a line is cleared using a tile that features a Skibidi Toilet graphic.