Mega Tetris II

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Mega Tetris II
Title image of the game
Game No. 488
Voting 7.00 points, 4 votes
Developer Unifier
Company Censor Design
Publisher Censor Design
Musician Kenneth Mutka
HVSC-File /blubb/blubber.sid
Release 1990
Platform C64
Genre Arcade, Logic
Gamemode Singleplayer
Operation Port 22 Joysticks
Media Diskette
Language Language:english
Information This game was first released as a part of the demo by Censor


Description[edit | edit source]

A lot of movement on the screen at Mega Tetris II

Mega Tetris 2 also known as Censor Tetris is a Tetris clone by the demo group Censor Design. The game has some blocks that are not typical for the original Tetris. The comparatively small screen size makes it a more challenging version of Tetris. The game was never sold commercially, but only spread within the demo scene. It first appeared as a playable section within their demo Wonderland 6 and was later released as a separate game.


Design[edit | edit source]

The game has the block graphics typical of the genre, framed by a logo of the Censor Design group, two logos of the programmer's pseudonym (Unifier) and a scrolling text. The atypical screen layout, which leaves relatively little space for the actual game, results from the fact that it was primarily intended as part of the Wonderland 6 demo. As a side effect of this, the game is a comparatively challenging Tetris. A block in the shape of a C, as well as a small 1x1 block, are among the game's distinctive features.



Der C-förmige Block ist eine Besonderheit...
Der 1x1 Block kommt auch nicht in dem Originalvorbild vor...



Sound

The game uses a piece of music by Kenneth Mutka (aka Slaygon) that contains some funky breaks. The piece of music was first used in the Wonderland 6 demo. It was composed on the Groovy Bits Player and is 2:50 min long. [1].

Hints[edit | edit source]

Controls

  • Joystick left and right Move block left/right.
  • press fire button Drop block
  • press fire button Rotate block

Solution[edit | edit source]

There is no known solution!

Cheats[edit | edit source]

There are currently no known cheats.

Votes[edit | edit source]

Voting of the C64-Wiki users (10=the best vote):
7.00 points at 4 votes (rank 457).
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Reviews[edit | edit source]

Zore64: ""Although programmed "only" as a tongue-in-cheek part of a demo, this Tetris clone developed a remarkable momentum of its own and beats many commercial releases in terms of gameplay. It is one of my favourite versions of Tetris on the C64 due to the difficulty level, which is quite challenging from the start.""

Miscellaneous[edit | edit source]

Trivia

  • The Tetris theme became a sort of runnig gag and recurring feature of later demos by Censor Design.
  • A first part of Mega Tetris is not known to exist

Highscore[edit | edit source]

Topscore of Ivanpaduano
  1. Ivanpaduano - 8.750 (07.09.2021)
  2. Zore64 - 2030 (27.06.2021)
  3. Nobody - 0 (dd.mm.yyyy)


#2 Zore64 #3 Nobody
#2 Zore64 #3 Nobody


Links[edit | edit source]


References

  1. "Funky Nibbles" by Slaygon in the DeepSid database, https://deepsid.chordian.net/?file=/MUSICIANS/S/Slaygon/Funky_Nibbles.sid