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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
Clickomania!	-	1998	Support: Windows 95 Windows 98 Windows ME Windows NT Windows 2000 Windows XP Windows Vista (The game is 32-bit)	Windows
BeInsane	?	1999		BeOS
ColorBalls	?	2010		BeOS
Lines	?	2001		BeOS
Net Bubble	?	?		BeOS
Bust-A-Move 2: Arcade Edition	Acclaim	1997	486DX2/66Mhz 6MB RAM 2x CD-ROM 20 MB hard disk space 1 MB SVGA graphics card MS-DOS 5.0 or greater SoundBlaster or 100% compatible soundcard	MS-DOS
Xalk	Antman;Amstrad 100%	1990		Amstrad CPC
Think!	Ariolasoft (Tigress Marketing;Ramjam)	1985		ZX Spectrum
Think!	Ariolasoft	1986		Amstrad CPC
Klax	Atari (Tengen)	1990	Get set for Arcade Action in living color. In Klax, capture the colored tiles and flip them into stack. Create a Klax by matching 3 or more colored tiles. The pace quickens ... you've got to move fast but beware, once you start, you'll never want to stop.* [100]* [52]* [37]* [32]* [27]*Very good puzzle game. Similar in concept and obviously inspired from Tetris. The concept of placing blocks into lines or diagonals works very well and nearly reaches the addictiveness of Tetris. A good choice for a handheld game and one of the best games for the Atari Lynx.	Lynx
A game	author	?	A Tetris clone. [Zerothis]	Linux
AAAAAmaze	author	2012		Linux
Block Smasher	author	2013	Something of a breakout-like made with ZQuest. Nothing like a Zelda game. Steer left and right while moving at a constant speed up or down. Bounce off indestructible bricks or bricks not matching the current color of your ball. Destroy bricks for score. Destroy bricks matching your color by bouncing off of them. Pass through and destroy broken bricks matching your color. Hit star bricks to change your color. Avoid deadly bricks. Avoid changing color and hitting bricks in a sequence that prevents the level from being finished. Clear each level of all destructible bricks in the allotted time. Do it faster for higher score. Lives are unlimited but deaths are recorded. Try to die less. Really just a simple little puzzle-lite breakout-like . Includes 80 levels and comes with tile sets, scripts, and everything you need to modify it in ZQuest (to make you own levels). Warning, it supports your poor design choices.	Linux
C-Type	author	?		Linux
Colourgo	author	2017		Apple II E
Columns	author	1990		Win3.1
Columns	author	?		NeXT
Columns	author	2005		APF
Diamonds	author	1992		MS-DOS
Drop Block	author	2018		Apple II E
Electro Mind	author	?		Linux
FloboPuyo	author	2004		Linux
FloorTiles	author	1993		Mac OS Classic
Gem Blaster	author	2014		Linux
Geweled	author	?		Linux
GRIKARUGUN	author	2007	A manic shooter done with the Zelda Classic engine. Five levels of bullet hell. 7 bosses to defeat. 8-directional movement and 8 buttons (and 9 actions). Each enemy and projectile has a color scheme, destroy sets to multiply scoring. Projectiles of the same color as the player's ship will do no damage. The player can also shoot themselves if they do it right.	Linux
Jeweled	author	2008		Tandy Coco
Kismet	author	?		NeXT
KLines	author	2000	The computer will add three new items to random locations on the board each turn. The player then takes a turn moving any item to any accessible location. A piece can more up, down, left or right to the selected location have a clear path to be a legal move. Diagonal paths are not allowed. The goal is for the player to create a line of 5 or more identical items; which will then disappear. Creating lines scores points. The game ends when the board is completely full.	Linux
Net-Bubble	author	2004		Linux
Ninjah	author	?		Linux
ONO	author	1987		Tandy Coco
OpenAlchemist	author	2006	OpenAlchemist is a new reflexion game which looks like Tetris but where you can take your time. Be a crazy alchemist and try to make new objects from those you get from the sky.	Linux
OpenAlchemist	author	2006		BSD
PillBottle	author	?		NeXT
PuyoPuyo	author	1993		Mac OS Classic
Righteous!	author	?		Linux
Same Game	author	1994		Mac OS Classic
Seven	author	2014		Linux
Shariki	author	1994		MS-DOS
Short Circuit	author	1995		Mac OS Classic
Solumns	author	?		Linux
Trojka	author	1993		Mac OS Classic
Trojka	author	2000		BSD
Trojka	author	?		Unix
x16-Columns	author	2020		Commander X16
Coloris	Avesoft (Signum Victoriae)	1990	Coloris is a puzzle game similar to Columns. The player has to deal with falling down blocks which are divided into three parts (stacked up vertically). These parts have one of five colours which can be rotated by using a button (for example if the combination is white-blue-red it becomes red-white-blue). The goal is to create lines of three or more parts of the same colour. When they vanish, above lying parts fall down and may create a chain reaction. All this rewards points and if enough of those are gained, the player gets access to a fallback-feature: slowing down the falling speed of the current block. However, this only lasts for a short time and costs points. A game ends if the blocks reach the upper part of the screen. Additional to the normal playing mode, there is a second one in which random blocks get added to the lower side of the screen in regular intervals.* [99]* [33]* [102]* [49]* [62]* [37]	Amiga
SD Gundam: Power Formation Puzzle	Bandai	1996		SNES
Kirby's Avalanche	Banpresto;Compile;Hal (Nintendo)	1995	Everyone's favorite round, pink hero takes a break from swallowing his enemies to put your brain to work in this fast-paced puzzle game. Players take control of Kirby and match wits with well-known enemies from the Kirby series (including his arch rival, King Dedede) in an effort to win the First Annual Dream Land Avalanche Competition. The simple-but-addictive game play revolves around brightly colored blobs and boulders. When the right amount of matching blobs are stacked, they explode and rain down on your opponent's field of play. Repeat this until your screen is clear to move on to the next round. But be careful—the farther you advance, the faster the blobs fall and the smarter the opponents get. Are you good enough to help Kirby become the avalanche king?***Although it is practically a port of "Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine," this is still the best puzzle game around. [Tangent Phaeton]	SNES
Groops!	Binary Sciences	2007		Amstrad CPC

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