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Tetripz

DOS 1998
Tetripz simulates what it would be like to play the classic puzzle game under the influence of various drugs and other substances. The player can choose several different drugs, such as LSD, marijuana, 2CB and coffee, and can choose the intensity of that drug's effects on an intensity scale ranging from 1 to 'overdose'. This affects the way the playing field is rendered, including effects such as a constantly warping screen or the playing field zooming in and out. This game supports multiplayer mode against a friend or the computer. This game won the Wired'98 Game Compo.

Tomtris

DOS 1997
Another Tetris variant emerges from the demoscene, this time with a lot of different options and game modes. The basic single-player mode offers the familiar experience of stacking falling and rotating blocks, and scoring points by completing full horizontal lines. Team play allows up to four players (with the same keyboard!) to join forces for a cumulative score by cooperatively stacking blocks in a single extended pit. Then there is the competitive mode, in which 2 or 3 players fight simultaneously in separate pits: in this mode, each player has a 'mana' meter that is refilled by eliminating lines. The mana can be used to 'launch' various powers that help the player or annoy opponents. Finally, Rotate mode is a predecessor to the group's later Tetripz: the screen continually tilts, zooms and rotates throughout the game, creating a trippy effect along with the swirling Moraff-style backgrounds; the movement gets crazier with each successive level. The game maintains a database of all players, with statistics, efficiency, history, and separate password-protected profiles.
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