Brix I

Michael Riedel had written the original Brix out of boredom and released it as freeware. Obviously its fame crossed the Atlantic, for soon he wrote an enhanced version with more opulent graphics, trickier (and original) levels, and Soundblaster music for Maryland-based shareware distributor Epic MegaGames, who released it in 1992.

This enhanced version is often also known as Brix I, in contrast to Brix II Deluxe, which you would get when you paid the shareware fee. Brix II Deluxe featured 112 new levels, more graphics and sounds, and a level editor. It was shipped with a disk of bonus games.

Steckbrief

• Author: Michael Riedel
• Year: 1992
• Country of Origin:

Download

• Brix I (273kB, ZIP)