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3D Blocks

Windows 1999
D Blocks is a shareware single-player game that includes several variations of Tetris (17 as of version 1. 6). It features a rotating stage to display the game's levels. Players use the arrow keys to move the bricks and rotate them around a basic axis; there are variations that can rotate around the X, Y, or Z axis. The game features the ability to redefine the keys to play, render details and develop new custom Tetris variations. The shareware version can be played for 10 days without registration.

3D Lines

Windows 2001
D Lines is the Windows version of the Color Lines game. It is a single-player, shareware, turn-based color matching game. On each turn, the player can move one object, which causes three randomly colored objects to appear on the board. The object of the game is to place the objects to form four or more lines of the same color. Lines can be placed vertically, horizontally or diagonally. Completed lines disappear immediately and are scored. The game continues until all the squares are filled and there are no more moves left. There are nine variants of the game with different levels of difficulty, from 'Easy Line', with 6x6 squares, to 'Hard Line', with 10x10 squares, as well as 'Long Line', 'Start Line' and 'Quick Line'. The game can be played with both mouse and keyboard, and includes a scoreboard, music and sound effects, three difficulty levels and a boss key. The full game was released as shareware and was valid for 10 days, after which a key had to be purchased and unlocked if the player wanted to continue playing.

Absolute Memory

Windows 2001
Absolute Memory is a single-player, mouse-controlled variant of concentration in which players must match pairs of identical images within a time limit; once a screen is completed, another screen of the same category appears with a shorter time limit. The goal is to keep playing until the time runs out and to get the highest score possible. The game is full screen, with a menu bar at the top of the screen and a game selection bar on the left side, which can be folded out and hidden to maximize the playing area. There are 14 categories of images, each with several levels. Star - Movie Variety, Shapes, Toyota, Classic, Holiday, Amazing World, Pharaoh, Food, Photo, Vacation, Nature, Kaleidoscope, Alphabet and Toon. In addition, the help file includes instructions that allow players to create their own categories, and developer Three upgrade packs were available on the website. Sound, High Score Display and Boss Key. The shareware version could be downloaded in full, but was only valid for 10 days, after which an unlock key had to be purchased to continue playing.

Amazing Blocks

Windows 2000
Amazing Blocks is a video game published in 2000 on Windows by XDGames. It is a puzzle game, set in a falling blocks puzzle theme.

Amazing Blocks 3D

Windows 2003
In 2003, XDGames released Amazing Blocks 3D on Windows. This puzzle game is now abandonware and is set in a falling blocks puzzle theme.

Ball Breaker 3D

Windows 2002
Ball Breaker 3D is a variant of Breakout. You have a paddle from which you throw a ball onto the playing field and then bounce it. You complete a level by destroying all the bricks in the level, and upon completion you move on to the next level. The playing field is in 3D and contains multiple layers of bricks, whose visibility can be adjusted (rotated or zoomed).

Block Out

Windows 2001
In 2001, XDGames released Block Out on Windows. This puzzle game is now abandonware and is set in a falling block puzzle theme.

BrainBurst!

Windows 2002
BrainBurst!! is a simple task puzzle game: click at least two adjacent blocks of the same color and they will disappear (the more adjacent, the better your score). When they all disappear (or all possible combinations), the game ends and you may or may not have entered the high score. The game has four difficulty settings, which affect the maximum color of the blocks. You can set the dimensions of the playing field (ranging from 10 to 14 rows and 12 to 22 columns), and you can also choose a block skin.

BrickAttack

Windows 2002
BrickAttack is a puzzle game with three rows of five (7, 10) bricks each in a field of 5x5 (easy), 7x7 (normal) and 10x10 (hard). The outer rows can be rotated clockwise. When you start the game, there are several bricks in the central field. Your job is to shoot bricks from the outer row to the center field, but you can only shoot bricks from the top, bottom, left and right of the center bricks. However, you can only shoot from the top, bottom, left and right of the center brick. The center brick is marked with an arrow indicating from which side it is fired. Match three or more bricks of the same color (the total number of colors depends on the difficulty setting, from 5 to 8 to 10). When this happens, they disappear, you earn points, and other possible bricks, once blocked by this one, will move and fill the gap (or if they were in the outer rows, they will move to these rows). Once the inner field is completely filled with bricks, score as many as you can before you lose. As mentioned above, the game has three difficulty levels and you can customize the skin of the bricks.

Marble Box

Windows 2003
If you haven't played Marble Box or want to try this puzzle video game, download it now for free! Released in 2003 by XDGames, Marble Box was an above average block-dropping puzzle title in its time.
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