XEmeraldia

If you're looking for a new puzzle game to play, XEmeraldia might be just what you need. Although it might bear a resemblance to Tetris, this game is entirely unique in terms of gameplay. One of the most exciting aspects of the game is figuring out how to make the blocks disappear. The original creator, Yuuki Tomikawa, was inspired by an arcade game called Emeraldia, which was only released in Japan. After being abandoned for many years, a developer took it upon themselves to revive it. 

Not only did the developer give the game new life, but they also revamped everything from its initial appearance to its user interface, creating a fresh experience. XEmeraldia comes with new images and new clothes to take the gaming experience to the next level. For anyone looking to practice their skills with GTK+ and Cairo programming languages, this game is the perfect way to do so.

XEmeraldia is UNIX-compatible and runs smoothly on GNU/Linux systems. To try it out for yourself, you can easily install an older version on Debian/Ubuntu by running the command 'apt-get install xemeraldia.' Overall, if you're willing to try something new and challenging, XEmeraldia is a worthwhile investment.