Free tetris sexy software for linux

Tetris 0.9 will provide hours of entertainment for everyone. This is designed as a clone of the popular tetris game, written in Python and PyGame.

It has a menu and high scores for the number of lines, and the score (more points for the number of lines made at once). You control your blocks with the arrow keys (left, right to move, up to rotate, and down to speed up).

Requirements:

• Operating Systems - Should work anywhere with python, but only tested on windows.
• Source Dependencies
• • python 2.5-2.6
  • pygame 1.7+

Hextris is Tetris with stones made of hexagons.
It takes some time to get used to the hexagon board but its worth it.
Main features:
- severity levels for beginner, medium and expert
- choosable speed at game start
- global highscore list
- choosable hexagon size
- Java/multiplatform implementation
- GPL license
The aim of the game is to score as high as possible. So here are some score hints:
- Moving down stones manually scores more than waiting until stones move automatically.
- Playing in higher levels scores more than playing in lower levels. If you start in a higher level then you stay there as long as it takes to reach that level from level 1. So if you feel comfortable in say level 3 then its better to start in level 3.
- The score for removed lines depends on the number of simultaneously removed lines and grows quarely, i.e. filling 2 lines with one stones brings 2 times the score of filling 2 lines seperately. 3 times for 3 lines etc.
The actual number of score points can be found in the help display

Neitris is a competitive, network multiplayer version of Tetris. The game features lots of bonuses and powerups used by players against their "victims".
Only the best, fastest, and smartest player will stay alive in the end.
Game Instructions
So, we are ready to go on with the game. At this point, a new window with the title Neitris should have appeared, which reads "Press Start to Start Game". Well....where is this damn Start button, anyway?
The Keys...
The keys used by the game are the following:
- Start: the Start Key ... starts the game and is actually the key "1" on your keyboard (NOT the number 1 key in the numeric keypad, the other one...)
- Left-Right: everybody knows what these two little ones do. Its the left and right arrows in the Numeric Keypad...
- Down: Its the down arrow in the numeric keypad and can be used to make a piece go down faster
- Rotate left: Rotates the piece to the left...the 5 key in the numeric keypad
- Rotate right: Rotates the piece to the right...the return key
- Drop: The drop key is used to instantly put the falling piece down. Its the 0 (Insert key, usually) in the numeric keypad
- Victim: Changes the victim (well talk about it in a sec). The 5 key (not the one in the numeric keypad, the ...other one)
- Use Antidote Key: Uses the antidote to get rid of applied powerups/bonuses(we said, WE ARE GOING TO TALK ABOUT IT IN A WHILE). The 2 key (again, not the one in the numeric keypad, the ...other one)
- The Reset-Wins key: Reset the wins counter. The 0 key (NOT THE ONE IN THE NUMERIC KEYPAD, I THOUGHT IVE MADE THIS POINT CLEAR SO FAR!!!!!)
WAIT! Before starting to calling me names, I should tell you that you can change the keys if you dont like them (and I bet you dont if youre using a notebook - no numeric keypad there, eh?). To do that, you should use your favorite text editor and edit the file neitris_cfg.py. The naming of the keys in the form K_ is due to the pygame library which simply calls them like this. For normal letters, use K_a, k_b etc (note the lower case in the letter). For the normal arrow keys use K_LEFT, K_RIGHT, K_UP, K_DOWN. For keypad keys, use K_KP0 to K_KP9 and K_KP_ENTER for keypad enter. Function keys are K_F1 etc. Space bar is K_SPACE. Anyway, to see all the available keys do the following:
- type python at a command prompt to invoke the Python Interpreter;
- Then, from inside the interpreter, type import(pygame) and press enter. Then type dir(pygame) and press enter. All the strings beginning with K_ are the ones you can use, thank you very much.
Enhancements:
- This the initial public release of the game.
- Earlier versions (actually svn revisions) can be found at the svn repository at the projects SourceForge page.

CTris its mainly a tetris clone made by me for educational purposes, you can try to
have a look at the code but unfortunately its terribly messy and with few comments.

If you want to compile it from the sources you will need the DUMB libraries.

XWelltris project is a 2.5D Tetris-like game. Its aim is to score as highly as possible.

XWelltris is a tetris like popular game.

Imaging that you are looking into the glass from the top. You see four walls and the bottom. The flat 2d figures falling down from the walls one by one. You can move these figures from one wall to another or rotate them.

If the figure leave the wall then it moves on the bottom while another figure is pushed. You need to form full rows and/or columns on the bottom.

When you form such row, it disappear and you receive additional empty space on the bottom and scores :).

The more rows disappear at a time, the more scores you have. If you cant place the whole figure on the bottom, then it stays on the wall and this wall became frozen (you cant place figures on it) for a while.

After nth rows were successfully cleared, you will receive bonus figure and go to to the next level - game speed will be increased. Your task is to play more longer and earn more scores.

The game options allow you to play with two,three,four,five or six piece figures, mix them together, show next figure and switch on rotation of the game board! Try it, its very funny.

Alizarin Tetris is a Tetris-like game with a twist for Unix, Win32 and BeOS systems. It includes multi-player support, user-extensible color, shape and sound styles, can use TCP/IP networking and features a few different AI opponents. This game was written using the SDL Library.

gtktetcolor project is a small Tetris clone for X.

gtktetcolor is a GTK+ reimplementation of tetcolor, a Tetris-like game.

GtkTetcolor is a game that resembles well-known tetris and columns. The rules of the game are simple - you can move or rotate the block which continue to fall.

After block landing the sequence of at least three cells horizontally, vertically or diagonally having matching colors is removed and the above blocks will collapse.

If two or more sequences will be removed simultaneously the player has got bonus points. The game will be over when new block cannot be placed on screen.

I wrote GtkTetcolor with Glade.