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[[CubeStorm Planets]] is the predecessor to Gravytris | |||
Gravytris is a unique combination of Tetris and Columns with realistic gravity effects. The simple principle of tile stacking in tetris to delete full rows is combined with the fast paced color matching in Columns. In Gravytris you may delete lines or colors in the same game. Another unique feature is the realistic calculation of gravity. All blocks fall until they reach the bottom or a supporting stone. If you play other tetris games, you will sometimes notice free blocks "hanging in the sky", if a deleted line splits a tile. This no longer happens in Gravytris and makes the gameplay more surprising. | Gravytris is a unique combination of Tetris and Columns with realistic gravity effects. The simple principle of tile stacking in tetris to delete full rows is combined with the fast paced color matching in Columns. In Gravytris you may delete lines or colors in the same game. Another unique feature is the realistic calculation of gravity. All blocks fall until they reach the bottom or a supporting stone. If you play other tetris games, you will sometimes notice free blocks "hanging in the sky", if a deleted line splits a tile. This no longer happens in Gravytris and makes the gameplay more surprising. | ||
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| Release Date(s) | 2005 |
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| Has 180 rotation | {{{180}}} |
| Adjustable tuning | {{{tuning}}} |
| Garbage attack type | {{{garbage}}} |
| Garbage blocking type | {{{blocking}}} |
| Website | {{{website}}} |
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CubeStorm Planets is the predecessor to Gravytris
Gravytris is a unique combination of Tetris and Columns with realistic gravity effects. The simple principle of tile stacking in tetris to delete full rows is combined with the fast paced color matching in Columns. In Gravytris you may delete lines or colors in the same game. Another unique feature is the realistic calculation of gravity. All blocks fall until they reach the bottom or a supporting stone. If you play other tetris games, you will sometimes notice free blocks "hanging in the sky", if a deleted line splits a tile. This no longer happens in Gravytris and makes the gameplay more surprising.
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