Tetris was created by Soviet software programmer Alexey Pajitnov in 1984. For a variety of platforms, it has been made available by a number of companies, most notably in the late 1980s during a court struggle over the ownership of the rights. Before Pajitnov and Henk Rogers co-founded the Tetris Company in 1996 to handle licensing, Nintendo released Tetris for a substantial period of time.

In the BitLife Life Simulator, you will play a simulation game where you must make life-changing choices. For instance, you could wed the love of your life, start a family, and further your education. You can also choose things that, to be honest, will frighten your parents, but hey, maybe they'll be entertaining? You can start dating, start looking for adventure, incite a prison riot, smuggle bags of drugs, or cheat on your significant other. You choose the narrative. Although there are many interactive story games available, this is the first text-based life simulator that can adequately recreate the story.