GTKTetcolor is an X-based Tetris clone software that has a small size. It allows users to play the classic Tetris game on their devices.
The gtktetcolor project is a Tetris clone designed specifically for X. As a reimplementation of the Tetris-like game tetcolor, gtktetcolor uses GTK+ to provide a smooth and enjoyable gaming experience.
Players of gtktetcolor will quickly notice its similarities to classic Tetris and Columns games. The gameplay is straightforward - as blocks continue to fall, players can move and rotate them to align matching colors horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. Once a sequence of at least three cells is cleared, the above blocks will collapse, and if multiple sequences are removed simultaneously, the player earns bonus points. The game ends once a block cannot be placed on the screen.
The developer of gtktetcolor wrote the game with Glade, keeping requirements in mind. Users should ensure they have the GTK+ version 2.4.0 library or above, as well as GConf and libgnomeui (both recommended).
With the latest release, users will find fixes to issues with newer gtk+ and GNOME. While support for GNOME 2.12 is not complete and may be deprecated, gtktetcolor continues to be a quality open-source option for fans of the classic Tetris game.
Players of gtktetcolor will quickly notice its similarities to classic Tetris and Columns games. The gameplay is straightforward - as blocks continue to fall, players can move and rotate them to align matching colors horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. Once a sequence of at least three cells is cleared, the above blocks will collapse, and if multiple sequences are removed simultaneously, the player earns bonus points. The game ends once a block cannot be placed on the screen.
The developer of gtktetcolor wrote the game with Glade, keeping requirements in mind. Users should ensure they have the GTK+ version 2.4.0 library or above, as well as GConf and libgnomeui (both recommended).
With the latest release, users will find fixes to issues with newer gtk+ and GNOME. While support for GNOME 2.12 is not complete and may be deprecated, gtktetcolor continues to be a quality open-source option for fans of the classic Tetris game.
What's New
Version 0.6.4: N/A