Commodore Amiga
Tetrix
Tetrix is a clone of Tetris for the Amiga. It runs in a set of windows on an 8-colour OS screen or on the standard Workbench screen, and multitasks. The graphics are simple, but it has statistics over each type of block dropped and a preview of the next block. There are 15 difficulty levels — the higher the difficulty, the more of the screen is filled with blocks when the game starts. When a new game is started, you may choose to use the exact same sequence of blocks as in the previous game, a handy feature for setting up tournaments where every player is given the same chances. Control is via the numeric keypad.
- Release date
- December 31, 1990
- Developer
- Markus Olinger
- Publisher
- Amiga Fun (Coverdisk)
- Players
- 1-2
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Tetrix
Tetrix is a clone of Tetris for the Amiga. It runs in a set of windows on an 8-colour OS screen or on the standard Workbench screen, and multitasks. The graphics are simple, but it has statistics over each type of block dropped and a preview of the next block. There are 15 difficulty levels — the higher the difficulty, the more of the screen is filled with blocks when the game starts. When a new game is started, you may choose to use the exact same sequence of blocks as in the previous game, a handy feature for setting up tournaments where every player is given the same chances. Control is via the numeric keypad.
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- Developer
- Markus Olinger
- Publisher
- Amiga Fun (Coverdisk)
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