Berlin Wall

Berlin Wall is a video game in the strategy genre and published by March Street Press originally released in 1993. It is currently playable on DOS.

Berlin Wall is a shareware two-player strategy game whose gameplay has elements similar to Tetris. It is controlled entirely with the keyboard.

In this game, players have Tetris-like pieces that appear on both sides of the playing area. Using the keyboard, they must place their pieces and build a vertical wall across the screen. When a solid line has been completed, it is removed, the player who built it earns points, the remaining pieces move to the center of the screen and the game continues. The game ends, as in a game of Tetris, when one of the players cannot place new pieces on the screen.

The game has ten levels of difficulty and at each level new shaped pieces are introduced. There is a score table and, optionally, obstacles can be introduced in the playing area to make it more difficult to build walls. In addition, the speed of the game can be varied and the action keys can be redefined.

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