Tetari is an oriental style puzzle game that has a similar theme to Tetris of moving various blocks around the level, trying to place these blocks in their best position to make them disappear by placing them near yellow squares.  Designed for mobile phones, IPhone users can expect this game to not only be easier to use, but fun to learn, as described by the developer.

Graphics: 2

Unlike many other free IPhone games, Tetari is flat and boring.  Much of the graphics could easily be drawn using the most simple of shapes and even these seem dull.  Most of the graphical attention for the game was obviously placed on the games title.

Sound: 0

Tetari has no sounds.

Game Play: 1

While some of the game is English, most of it is in another language, making it vary confusing to learn how to play this IPhone game.  While the rules seem simple, it seems to be more of a guessing game then a puzzle.

Options: 1

There are only two options really available in Tetari.  One is to refresh to board, while the other randomly starts another level.  Since none of this explained, many puzzle enthusiasts may find themselves learning this game from only trial and error. 

Fun: 1

Tetari is a rather confusing game that seems to be a game of patience.  Learning the game itself is not only confusing, but nearly impossible.  On the surface it seemed to be rather simple, but as you keep playing, you can’t help but feel as if you are always missing something in the game. 

Overall: 1

Truly, I would not wish this game on any puzzle enthusiast, finding it to not only be boring, but not worth the battle life of my phone.  You can easily find other IPhone game with similar themes that are not only easier to play, but more of a mental challenge.