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Has anyone seen a tetris implementation from the other first-person perspective? As in, you're the block, looking downwards? Probably far too hard to play, but
by hugothefrog 17y ago
Has anyone seen a tetris implementation from the other first-person perspective? As in, you're the block, looking downwards?
Probably far too hard to play, but that is what I was expecting when I hit the link..
- dangoldin 17y agoLike this http://www.3dtris.de/ http://www.3dtris.de/?
- pavel_lishin 17y agoThank you! I had an old DOS version of this, and haven't been able to find anything that replicated the experience. This is great.
- dangoldin 17y agoYea I remember playing it back in the day. It was called "Blockout" - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blockout http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blockout
- dcminter 17y agoIt was indeed. A friend of mine liked it enough to replicate as a Java applet - http://brokout.org/ http://brokout.org/ My site, but his app. Oh and for amusement value note the specs that it was tested against...
- nitrogen 17y agoI guess it's necessary in order to see the blocks at the bottom, but the ultra-wide field of view makes it hard to tell visually when the blocks have reached the top two levels.
- O3d 17y agoThe game you're thinking of for DOS was called 'Block-out'. I used to play it on my Dad's computer all the time when I was little. =)
- tsuraan 17y agoThere are two blockout clones for Android: one named Blockx, and the other named Blockout. I haven't tried either, but the spirit of the game is apparently still alive.