Kristálytetrisz

Kristálytetrisz is a puzzle video game developed and published by Hungarian studio Blackmoon Design. Released in 1997, it is a variation on the classic Tetris gameplay but with a distinct visual style and added mechanics. Instead of the traditional falling blocks, players are presented with a grid filled with differently colored crystal shapes. The objective is to manipulate these crystals, rotating and shifting them to form complete rows or columns of the same color. When a matching set is formed, the crystals disappear, and the player scores points.

The game introduces a unique element where crystals of different colors can interact. For instance, combining certain color combinations might trigger special effects or clear larger areas of the grid. The falling speed of the crystals increases as the game progresses, demanding quicker reflexes and strategic thinking. Kristálytetrisz features various game modes, including a single-player mode with increasing difficulty and potentially a multiplayer option. The game's aesthetic is characterized by its vibrant, jewel-like graphics and an ambient electronic soundtrack, contributing to its distinct atmosphere. While not as globally renowned as the original Tetris, Kristálytetrisz holds a niche following among puzzle game enthusiasts, particularly those who appreciate its visual flair and subtle gameplay innovations.