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Game #2498
Hall of Belated Fame Inductee  Nyet 3: The Revenge of The Mutant Stones    View all Top Dogs in this genre
Puzzle   Tetris variant

Rating: 8.44 (114 votes)

Nyet 3: The Revenge of The Mutant Stones box cover

Nyet 3: The Revenge of The Mutant Stones screenshot
One of the most original and best Tetris clones ever made, Nyet 3 makes the basic align-the-falling-blocks gameplay of Tetris much more fun with the addition of money, which you collect when beating a level, and many power-ups. MobyGames’ more extensive description says it all: “At it's heart, Nyet 3 is a Tetris clone. It does however add a whole lot of variation to that venerable classic. The game is divided into seven sets of eighteen levels and lets the player go through the levels in a set in any order. To beat a level the player usually has to make a given number of rows disappear, much like in any other Tetris clone. The difference is in the levels themselves. Some levels might have invisible blocks, others an indestructible snake that the player has to trap before there’s a chance of making a row disappear.

For beating a level, the player receives money, the amount depending on how well they did during gameplay and the difficulty of the level. The money can be used to buy power-ups, of which there is a great variety. Some power-ups are permanent, such as the monitors previewing the next block. Other power-ups are bound to the Function Keys on the keyboard, and can be activated at any time during gameplay. These range from level-type-specific power-ups like the Fork, which traps a snake, to general power-ups like the Bomb, which destroys the top row of squares. To save the game the player needs to buy a power-up as well.” A must-have for all Tetris fans – two thumbs up!

Reviewed by: Underdogs
Designer: Peter Schnitzer
Developer: Proline Software
Publisher: Freeware
Year: 1993
Software Copyright: Proline Software
Theme: Shareware
Multiplayer:  
None that we know of
System Requirements: DOS
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If you like this game, try: Atomino, Stack-up, Loopz

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