AGI Tetris

AGI Tetris is a video game in the action genre originally released in 2004. It is currently playable on DOS.

AGI Tetris, not to be confused with the 1998 game of the same name, is a Tetris variant programmed with Sierra's Adventure Game Interpreter engine.

The basic principle of the game follows the standard book: blocks of various shapes fall from the top of the screen. The player can rotate them and, as soon as they touch the ground, they stand still and the next piece falls (shown in a preview field). The goal is to create complete lines which are then removed from the playing field. The game is lost when the stack reaches the top.

Each level (before starting the game, the player can set the initial level between one and five) requires a certain number of lines to be removed. The screen is then cleared and the next level begins. Those levels progress in difficulty and introduce higher falling speed or preset blocks that hinder the player's ability to create lines. There is no reward for clearing multiple lines at once (no high score) and the background images are taken from Sierra's AGI adventures.

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