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* Score Race: Race to specific points (10000, 25000, or 30000). Plays similar to [[Tetris Evolution]]'s Score mode. | * Score Race: Race to specific points (10000, 25000, or 30000). Plays similar to [[Tetris Evolution]]'s Score mode. | ||
* Dig Race: Break the bottom of 5, 10, or 18 lines of garbage as fast as you can. | * Dig Race: Break the bottom of 5, 10, or 18 lines of garbage as fast as you can. | ||
* Combo Race: In a special playfield four (default) columns wide, try to make a single combo as long as possible. Lines auto-regenerate until the quota reaches the goal (20, 40, or 100 lines). | |||
* [[Ultra]]: Timed score (or lines) attack. | * [[Ultra]]: Timed score (or lines) attack. | ||
* Technician: Challenge mode from [[Tetris Zone|guideline]] [[Tetris Online (Japan)|games]]. Uses variable Goal system. | * Technician: Challenge mode from [[Tetris Zone|guideline]] [[Tetris Online (Japan)|games]]. Uses variable Goal system. | ||
* [[SquarePlatforming Square]]: [[The New Tetris]]/[[Tetris Worlds]] Square mode (use rule: Square) | |||
* Retro Marathon: [[Tetris (NES, Nintendo)|Nintendo's NES Tetris]] -- very inaccurate, as various features particular to NES Tetris are unimplemented. Also includes Arrange, which extends the gravity table of Type-A to exceed 1G. (use rule: Nintendo-R) | * Retro Marathon: [[Tetris (NES, Nintendo)|Nintendo's NES Tetris]] -- very inaccurate, as various features particular to NES Tetris are unimplemented. Also includes Arrange, which extends the gravity table of Type-A to exceed 1G. (use rule: Nintendo-R) | ||
* Retro Mastery: | |||
* Retro Mania: [[Tetris (Sega) | Sega Arcade Tetris]] (use rule: Classic0) | * Retro Mania: [[Tetris (Sega) | Sega Arcade Tetris]] (use rule: Classic0) | ||
* Grade Mania: [[Tetris_The_Grand_Master | Tetris The Grand Master ]] (use rule: Classic1) | * Grade Mania: [[Tetris_The_Grand_Master | Tetris The Grand Master ]] (use rule: Classic1) | ||
Revision as of 16:10, 10 August 2010
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| Developer(s) | NullNoname, Zircean |
| Publisher(s) | N/A |
| Release Date(s) | Version 7.3.0 released on August 9th, 2010 |
| Platform(s) | Java |
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Gameplay Info | |
| Next pieces | variable |
| Playfield dimensions | variable |
| Hold piece | Yes, with IHS |
| Hard drop | Yes |
| Rotation system | Almost anything you can come up with |
| Has 180 rotation | {{{180}}} |
| Adjustable tuning | {{{tuning}}} |
| Garbage attack type | {{{garbage}}} |
| Garbage blocking type | {{{blocking}}} |
| Website | {{{website}}} |
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NullpoMino is a cross-platform, open-source Tetris clone written in Java providing three versions: One using Slick, another using sdljava, the last using Swing.
It simulates a great many games, including the TGM series, and contains a utility for creating your own custom rotation systems as well.
NullpoMino is one of the few Tetris games, official or not, with a truly cross-platform online vs. mode, the others being TetriNET, Blockbox, Tetris Friends, and MultriNet. Blockles also would have been on this list before its demise.
Game Modes
All of the game modes with "Mania" in their names are based directly on TGM modes, except for the two added by Zircean: Retro Mania simulates Sega Arcade Tetris, while Phantom Mania takes the Death speed curve and makes it invisible.
- Marathon: Guideline 15/20 level Marathon with fixed Goal system
- Marathon+: Survival mode from Tetris Friends. It has semi-invisible bonus challenge at level 21.
- Extreme: Tetris Zone Master mode? A 20G mode with guideline scoring rules.
- Line Race: 40 Lines
- Score Race: Race to specific points (10000, 25000, or 30000). Plays similar to Tetris Evolution's Score mode.
- Dig Race: Break the bottom of 5, 10, or 18 lines of garbage as fast as you can.
- Combo Race: In a special playfield four (default) columns wide, try to make a single combo as long as possible. Lines auto-regenerate until the quota reaches the goal (20, 40, or 100 lines).
- Ultra: Timed score (or lines) attack.
- Technician: Challenge mode from guideline games. Uses variable Goal system.
- SquarePlatforming Square: The New Tetris/Tetris Worlds Square mode (use rule: Square)
- Retro Marathon: Nintendo's NES Tetris -- very inaccurate, as various features particular to NES Tetris are unimplemented. Also includes Arrange, which extends the gravity table of Type-A to exceed 1G. (use rule: Nintendo-R)
- Retro Mastery:
- Retro Mania: Sega Arcade Tetris (use rule: Classic0)
- Grade Mania: Tetris The Grand Master (use rule: Classic1)
- Grade Mania 2: Master Mode from Tetris The Absolute The Grand Master 2 PLUS (use rule: Classic2)
- Grade Mania 3: Master Mode from Tetris The Grand Master 3 Terror-Instinct (use rule: Classic3)
- Score Attack: Normal Mode from Tetris The Absolute The Grand Master 2 PLUS -- item blocks at 100 and 200 unimplemented (use rule: Classic2)
- Speed Mania: T.A. Death Mode from Tetris The Absolute The Grand Master 2 PLUS (use rule: Classic2)
- Speed Mania 2: Shirase Mode from Tetris The Grand Master 3 Terror-Instinct (use rule: Classic3)
- Garbage Mania: TGM+ Mode from Tetris The Absolute The Grand Master 2 PLUS (use rule: Classic2)
- Phantom Mania: Original invisible survival mode based on T.A. Death mode. (use rules: Classic3, Classic2)
- Final: From Heboris Mini. Play without tool-assistance at your own peril.
- Time Attack: Line-based time attack modes from or inspired by Tetris The Grand Master ACE. (use rules: Classic-Easy-*, Standard-Hard128)
- Practice: A training mode with various options.
- Gem Mania: Sakura Mode from Tetris The Grand Master 3 Terror-Instinct (use rule: Classic3)
- VS-Battle: Guideline style 2-players battle mode.
- Tool-VS Map Edit: map editor (not a real game mode)
- Avalanche: Puyo Pop (use rule: Avalanche)
- Physician: Dr. Mario (use rule: Physician)
- SPF: Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo (use rule: SPF)