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Tetris: World Builders is a new animated series for kids "inspired by the iconic falling blocks that have captivated players for generations"

A new animated series dedicated to the Tetris game is on the way to inspire children to take up STEAM careers – that is, STEM subjects (science, technology, engineering, and maths) combined with the arts. Read more

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Tetris: World Builders is a new animated series for kids "inspired by the iconic falling blocks that have captivated players for generations"
A new animated series dedicated to the Tetris game is on the way to inspire children to take up STEAM careers – that is, STEM subjects (science, technology, engineering, and maths) combined with the arts. Read more
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