Anode

A Tetris-like game with different rules. Pros: -Nice music. -Keyboard supports 2 players. -Leaderboards. Cons: -You cannot cycle items. -Multiplayer is local only. -No AI support for multiplayer.

[h1] Connect blocks and make them disappear. Setting is futuristic and resemble some starship interior or something. You can stack two triangle tiles together to create whole one, but be careful where you stack them to not mess the things too much. Overall plays good. Ok puzzle game. [/h1]

One thing above all others to remember when looking at the screenshots is that this game is not Tetris. Its similarities to Tetris are superficial. The only things it has in common with Tetris are that it has falling blocks of varying shape and that the playfield is very restrictive. What it's actually fairly similar to, but not exactly so, is Bombliss/Tetris Blast. It also has similarities to games like Puzzle Fighter and Lumines in the sense that blocks can only be cleared with special detonators of the same color. The mechanics at work here are a bit different, though. There is not multiplayer as far as online, which was misleading. If anything I would specify that it's local-multiplayer only. Although this is a cool feature I can't imagine ever inviting someone over to play this. Two people playing on the same keyboard is some weak as hell multiplayer if you can even classify it as that. From a technical standpoint, it's rock solid. It's very simple with simple graphics and simple animations that have a good amount of color to them. It feels like it was intended to be a game for mobile made in Unity (mostly because it is,) but actually done correctly. It has enough eye candy to…

Great game, very addictive, can't stop playing it and is the game I keep returning to. The challenge of using the couplers to string together different colours and using the bonus items at the best time is very fun. Yes, it is not Tetris, but if you like Tetris, your sure to like this. Highly recommended.

It looks like Tetris, and has similar game controls, and you lose the game when the blocks reach the top, but it's NOT a Tetris clone. My initial impression is that there's more strategy to this game than Tetris. There are a good number of game options, and you can turn the "Items" on or off. "Items" act like one-use power ups and can help to get you out of a jam at the very last second. It IS one of those games where you tell yourself "just one more try", and another half hour goes by because you lied to yourself. Fun! :)

Works fine on steam deck.The game is basically tetris with its own twist.Not a bad game, not mind blowing either.