Best PC Tetris Game ever

Thread in 'Discussion' started by Giulioski, 13 Sep 2008.

  1. Giulioski

    Giulioski Unregistered

    Hi guy's, I like Tetris. [​IMG]

    I tried different one's and found that the best is Tetris Classic, even if it very old.

    Did you found any newer PC Tetris that has at least the same features? I couldn't....
    TetrisZone is a new hit but it's very limited.

    What's your opinion? Which is the best?

    PS: Don't make names if don't know Tetris Classic
     
  2. Muf

    Muf

    Texmaster [​IMG]
     
  3. Heboris, Texmaster, Lockjaw, DTET, Cubestorm...
     
  4. Giulioski

    Giulioski Unregistered

    Heboris, Texmaster, Lockjaw, DTET, Cubestorm...

    this are all betas, has bad gui, missing options, and no one of still have multiplayer capabilities like Tetris Classic.

    Please look first at Tetris Classic before posting [​IMG]
     
  5. okay so I downloaded Tetris Classic and played a little.

    The GUI is nice but as soon as I started playing I wanted it to end.

    Now, my preferred game: Heboris, Texmaster, Lockjaw, DTET, Cubestorm...

    Also, Tetris Elements is a horrible game.
     
  6. Muf

    Muf

    Texmaster2009 is a final version, not a beta. Nobody can claim Heboris to have "missing options", as it's the Tetris game with easily the most game modes, and configurability that is only superceded by LockJaw. All Heboris versions include versus play, Heboris Mini includes versus over the internet, and Texmaster has Doubles mode. I don't see what you're on about to be honest. If you want to talk shit about these games, I suggest you take a thorough look at them instead of just a quick glance, drawing a completely flawed conclusion. Tetris classic is a nice game, but it completely breaks once you get past level 10. What, you mean you've never gotten past level 10? Oh sorry about that, you'll just have to get better then before you judge other games.
     
  7. Texmaster, Heboris, Cultris, Quadra.
     
  8. TexMaster, Heboris Netplay
     
  9. Heboris Mini Netplay for multiplayer, Texmaster for single player.
     
  10. Voting Tetris Classic because the graphics and music have aged well. And the gameplay is great for 1992.
     
  11. Giulioski

    Giulioski Unregistered

    First of all, thanks everybody. Trying to be honest and usefull for this forum, I updated the list of games in the poll and added the games mentioned by other people. Please update your vote in the poll in the top of the page.
     
  12. what!? no love for tetrinet???
     
  13. Voted Texmaster because, well.. it's what I play on PC these days.

    Heboris Mini is a close second though.
     
  14. Lewis

    Lewis Unregistered

    I voted Quadra, but Lockjaw would be a close second.
     
  15. K

    K

    TGM3 is use taito type X system so basically it's a PC game... unfortunately unavailable outside of japanese game center so Texmaster [​IMG]
     
  16. LANAsiDOOG

    LANAsiDOOG Unregistered

    I kinda like facebook tetris, blockles (iminlikewithyou.com) and other social tetrises, i wouldnt say they have the best gameplay, but i just like the interaction
     
  17. I voted Cultris. I don't play it much anymore, but in it's glory days it was awesome. I miss all the fun of multiplayer game and still dream of Cultris 2.
     
  18. rustylugnuts

    rustylugnuts Unregistered

    I'm with ya on this one Tnet2 had some great multiplayer action goin. Since i got pretty good with strategy It probably held me back a bit on improving my speed. Cultris IMO would take 2nd. Thanks for the list of games though I've been out of the loop for quite a while and its so nice to try different versions of quality tetris.
     
  19. well... cubestorm is not even beta, its still alpha. but its getting closer to beta every day.
    thanks anyway for mentioning it at all [​IMG]
     
  20. tepples

    tepples Lockjaw developer

    What would "Cultris 2" be? Dr. Mario with Cultris blocks? I'd bet Cubestorm would be the first to have a Dr. Mario-style mode, if you really want to do a Tetris 2 (kaboom).
     

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