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Rectangular grid

Other (objects, etc.) concept

Uses an ordinary grid of 4 sided convex shapes (rectangles, squares, etc.).

131

platforms

Alternate names: Square grid, rectgrid

Breach 2 (Amiga OCS)

Dark Empire (ZX Spectrum)

The Magic Candle II - The Four and Forty (MS-DOS)

The Magic Candle II - The Four and Forty

Micro Checkers (TRS-80)

SAT 1997-12-23

Spectrum Chess II (ZX Spectrum)

Spectrum Chess II

Incubation: Time is Running Out (Windows)

Incubation: Time is Running Out

Faster Harder More Challenging Q*bert (Arcade)

Faster Harder More Challenging Q*bert

Necromancer Chess (MS-DOS)

Necromancer Chess

Mystic Towers (MS-DOS)

The Chessmaster (Super Nintendo)

The Chessmaster

SNES 1991-09

Breach (Atari ST)

The first video game about Rectangular grid was released in 1947.

Nintendo, SSI and Sega has published most of these games

The grid need not be parallel to the screen. Isometric, trimetric, and 3D games may also constrain some or all gameplay to a grid.

This can also be used in games that use text mode display. Although one might expect all games on such to be grid based, this is not a necessity any more than a game having to use only a single resolution in other display modes.

Note that some visibly rectangular grids have every other line shifted by 50% producing a hex grid despite visibly still having rectangles, these should be tagged as hex grids instead.

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Mac OS Classic		170
MS-DOS		134
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BSD		49
Mac OS X		48
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PS		40
NES		38
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Tandy Coco		35
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Atari ST		31
Nintendo DS		29
Apple II E		27
Amstrad CPC		27
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GBA		26
NeXT		25
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