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Quintis - 1.0

A Tetris clone with options to play classic Tetris, or with five-tile pieces mixed in.


T R Bradshaw
(trbradshaw)

In classic Tetris, each piece is a combination of four tiles, hence the name. Quintis pieces contain five tiles each. In this game, you can play with classic Tetris pieces or with Quintis pieces mixed in.

There are many pieces that can be made from five tiles, but not all of them are playable. Some shapes are just too specifically shaped to be of much use, and they make for very short games. This version contains a collection of pieces deemed to be most playable.

This game was made in Python with Pygame libraries as a diversionary project and is now available here for your enjoyment.

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Links

Home Page
http://www.bradshawcreations.com/page/quintis.htm
Windows
http://www.bradshawcreations.com/page/quintis.htm#downloads

Releases

Quintis 1.0 — 26 Jan, 2011

Quintis 1.0 — 14 Aug, 2010

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