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Atari ST

Tonic Tile

1986 1-2 Players

Tonic Tile is a clone of the arcade game Arkanoid. You control a bat at the bottom of the screen and must hit a ball upwards to hit bricks at the top of the screen to make them all disappear to move onto the next level. If the ball goes past your bat then it's a life lost. To help you there are icons that fall downwards when certain bricks are hit. These can help you in your game and include shooting lasers, ball sticking to the bat and extending the bat. There are shapes floating around the screen and although they can't hurt you they can make the ball bounce in a new direction. One or two players can play and each player has a turn when the other player loses a life. There are 33 levels and the first 16 can be chosen to play.

Release date
December 31, 1986
Developer
d3m
Publisher
The Edge
Players
1-2

About this game

Tonic Tile

Tonic Tile is a clone of the arcade game Arkanoid. You control a bat at the bottom of the screen and must hit a ball upwards to hit bricks at the top of the screen to make them all disappear to move onto the next level. If the ball goes past your bat then it's a life lost. To help you there are icons that fall downwards when certain bricks are hit. These can help you in your game and include shooting lasers, ball sticking to the bat and extending the bat. There are shapes floating around the screen and although they can't hurt you they can make the ball bounce in a new direction. One or two players can play and each player has a turn when the other player loses a life. There are 33 levels and the first 16 can be chosen to play.

Genres

Action

Modes

Multiplayer

Studios and credits

Developer
d3m
Publisher
The Edge

Regional releases

Release date

WorldwideDecember 31, 1986

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