Blocks from Hell

Feature List from the Doc:

• The game runs at exactly the same speed on any machine, from a 4.77Mhz XT to the fastest 486's.
• The game is timer-based, so if you turn off the turbo switch in the middle of the game, it remains the same speed. (The sound will be affected, though.)
• It uses hardware-interfacing for the keyboard input, so you can use more than one key at once, and the keys repeat at the same rate on any machine, without changing the normal repeat-rate.
• The blocks are about as large as they possibly could be, making the game as clear as possible.
• It will keep up with you—if you don't believe me, try starting at level 19.
• It features two different rotation keys for different directions, plus the ability to either speed up the falling of a block, or to drop it immediately.
• At just over 14K in size, it's smaller than just about any other game of its type.
• It's totally free.

Steckbrief

• Author: Toren K. Smith
• Year: 1992
• Country of Origin:

Download

• Blocks from Hell v1.3 (19kB, ZIP)

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