Compromise (): The player controls two playfields at once.

They have made three sabotages of Tetris (specifically Tetris (Famicom)): Retro Sabotage is a site that makes 'sabotages' of classic games with various twists. Hell Tetris is based on an xkcd strip ( 'Hell') which shows a Tetris game where the bottom of the playfield is rounded, making it very difficult to place blocks in a manner so it'd even be possible to clear a line.Īnother game based on the strip by Kaolin Fire can be found here, but it's not possible to clear lines.Ī subsequent strip, Heaven, also inspired a game. When a piece reaches the bottom of the playfield, instead of it being placed where it lands, it enters a portal and reappears at the top, thus making it impossible to get past the first piece.Īlong the same lines is N0t Tetris 2, which combines Not Tetris 2 and Portal.

Defective by Design Tetris (2010): Highlights of this Tetris clone include a broken scoring system, a key that does 'nothing special' (widens the playfield from 2 to 8 wide), and an incredibly obnoxious game over screen.Ī combination of Tetris and the game Portal.

Not to be confused with the Flash game of the same name. Unsurprisingly, the resulting game is rather trivial.

Monotris (1998): Replaces the tetrominos with monominos.

but there's no way to see the stack (the pieces just 'slot into place' each time).

Tetris: The Text Adventure (1996): Turns Tetris into a text adventure.

Levelling appears to be broken.ġD Tetris is not the only Tetris-like game to be submitted to the Crap Games Competition. A remake of the 1998 version with One Direction and the I pentomino and hexomino added, and the randomness and resulting superfluous zeroes in the scoring system removed.

1D 1D Tetris (ZX Spectrum, 2015): Written for the CSSCGC 2015.

of lines - 1) * (level + 1) for line clears). Adds levels (0 to 9, advance every 10 lines) and revamps the scoring system (1 point per piece, 1 point per row soft dropped, 50 * 2^(no.

Tetris 1D 2.0 (online, 2012): By zigah, formerly playable on Kongregate.

Tetris 1D (Scratch, 2008): By 'hmnwilson', playable here.1D Tetris (iPod Linux, 2006): By Alexander Papst, available here.Tetris 1D (online, 2002): By Ziga Hajdukovic ('zigah'), formerly playable at.Has levels (1 to 9) and scoring (100 points per line, plus a randomised number of points per piece). 1D Tetris (ZX Spectrum, 1998): Written for the Crap Games Competition (CSSCGC) 1998, playable on the Internet Archive.Multiple people have implemented Tetris in 1 dimension. Most versions have soft drop but no hard drop. Since all lines are of width 1, all pieces clear immediately, leaving only minimal interactivity. In practice, this is implemented using a 2D well of width 1.

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