Evil Eagle posted:

this pb is not welcome

the rules posted:

6. Most importantly, just post! No score is too small, no improvement too minor. I love watching replays of all skill levels so don't worry about spamming up the thread or anything. Don't be shy!

herculon posted:

I scored 65,000,000 but I'm too humble to update the leaderboard

mycophobia posted:

i want to see more replays from ppl who havent already played a ton of tgm

tmfc posted:

i'll try to get one on there later today

Daikatana Ritsu posted:

I've never played tgm and Tetris DX (GBC) is the version I've played the most

I'll give it a shot this weekend

mycophobia posted:

i want to see more replays from ppl who havent already played a ton of tgm

Leadthumb posted:

Lmao

Leadthumb posted:

Lmao

ArfJason posted:

Tromi - Fat Stacks but no Fat Sluts

What appears at first glance to be a simple Tetris clone (which the author comically dances around namedropping by calling this game "[his] take on the tetromino puzzle action concept [1]") is anything but. Choosing to eschew the stale formula of the Tetris company where you have several previews, hold buttons and what is known as a "7-bag" generator which guarantees no droughts of a particular piece, among other things (we will not get into the intricacies of the Super Rotation System, as it escapes the scope of this review). Taking all these elisions into consideration, you can notice a particular attention to detail, and an intimate knowledge of the videogame Tetris, its various offshoots, and start realizing there is a supreme clarity of purpose to this game.

By forgoing a standardized 7-bag method, it means the game does not become a mind numbing reflex test that can, quite literally, be played forever [2]. Going fast in standard Guideline Tetris can, and does, feel exhilarating, but if you're not the fastest shoot in the west, it can easily get tedious, and this is before getting in the First Optimal Strategies involving techniques such as T-spin towers and center 4-wide wells that can make the game one dimensional. Tromi, rather, takes a novel approach, where it uses AI algorithms to determine whether your stack is clean, and if you're effective at keeping it that way. Coupled with a more random piece generator (while still keeping droughts at bay) it exercises your creativity and improvisational skills. How will you deal with two Z pieces followed by 1 J and 1 S? Your stack is full of stairs and gaps, yet, there is a dreaded square in the preview, and you have a fraction of a second to figure out what to do with the I currently barrelling into a precipice of bad past decisions.

Despite the stricter judgement of play and unpredictable piece generation, Tromi is a merciful overseer. The gameplay is constantly monitored for your performance, and if you're doing well, it'll speed up accordingly (those familiar with the extremely niche and unforgiving cult classic Tetris: The Grand Master series will be familiar with such adaptive difficulty), which for a fledgling Tetromonger as myself, is certainly welcome. That doesn't mean there isn't a learning curve. If you've been playing nothing but Guideline Tetris you will need to adapt to the strange ways the pieces might react.

As for aesthetics, once again, this game goes for the simple and elegant, and has the inspired choice of using as background music some great piano pieces by the legendary Jerry Martin of The Sims[3] fame. These long songs help avoid repetition and get you in the flow of the game.

But with all the good, must come the bad. A colleague of mine, Hizu Nana over at gamespooge.com let me know of rumors that Tromi was developing an update which would include sluts; a variety of anime[5] girls with gigantic tits and asses, in various states of undress. I held off on the tantalizing open beta testing in anticipation of a full product full of the most retarded looking and sexually provocative Tromi whores only to be left at a total loss, with the only feeling being an empty pit in my stomach, and a back full of stabs. Are the developers really OK with writing checks that their fanbase won't be able to jack off? Have there been issues in the dev studio given the impending release date? I think we will eventually get an illuminating tell all story about the development of Tromi, and its infamous "slutsgate" which the dev refuses to comment on, but for the time being we'll have to make do with assumptions and our hands. Let's hope this gets addressed soon, because the gaming public is not happy; they got a mouth packed with curses, a mind full of grudges and a dick bursting with cum.

Despite the glaring omission, I highly recommend you to play Tromi, just don't let the lack of sluts put you off.

ArfJason posted:

Tromi - Fat Stacks but no Fat Sluts

What appears at first glance to be a simple Tetris clone (which the author comically dances around namedropping by calling this game "[his] take on the tetromino puzzle action concept [1]") is anything but. Choosing to eschew the stale formula of the Tetris company where you have several previews, hold buttons and what is known as a "7-bag" generator which guarantees no droughts of a particular piece, among other things (we will not get into the intricacies of the Super Rotation System, as it escapes the scope of this review). Taking all these elisions into consideration, you can notice a particular attention to detail, and an intimate knowledge of the videogame Tetris, its various offshoots, and start realizing there is a supreme clarity of purpose to this game.

By forgoing a standardized 7-bag method, it means the game does not become a mind numbing reflex test that can, quite literally, be played forever [2]. Going fast in standard Guideline Tetris can, and does, feel exhilarating, but if you're not the fastest shoot in the west, it can easily get tedious, and this is before getting in the First Optimal Strategies involving techniques such as T-spin towers and center 4-wide wells that can make the game one dimensional. Tromi, rather, takes a novel approach, where it uses AI algorithms to determine whether your stack is clean, and if you're effective at keeping it that way. Coupled with a more random piece generator (while still keeping droughts at bay) it exercises your creativity and improvisational skills. How will you deal with two Z pieces followed by 1 J and 1 S? Your stack is full of stairs and gaps, yet, there is a dreaded square in the preview, and you have a fraction of a second to figure out what to do with the I currently barrelling into a precipice of bad past decisions.

Despite the stricter judgement of play and unpredictable piece generation, Tromi is a merciful overseer. The gameplay is constantly monitored for your performance, and if you're doing well, it'll speed up accordingly (those familiar with the extremely niche and unforgiving cult classic Tetris: The Grand Master series will be familiar with such adaptive difficulty), which for a fledgling Tetromonger as myself, is certainly welcome. That doesn't mean there isn't a learning curve. If you've been playing nothing but Guideline Tetris you will need to adapt to the strange ways the pieces might react.

As for aesthetics, once again, this game goes for the simple and elegant, and has the inspired choice of using as background music some great piano pieces by the legendary Jerry Martin of The Sims[3] fame. These long songs help avoid repetition and get you in the flow of the game.

But with all the good, must come the bad. A colleague of mine, Hizu Nana over at gamespooge.com let me know of rumors that Tromi was developing an update which would include sluts; a variety of anime[5] girls with gigantic tits and asses, in various states of undress. I held off on the tantalizing open beta testing in anticipation of a full product full of the most retarded looking and sexually provocative Tromi whores only to be left at a total loss, with the only feeling being an empty pit in my stomach, and a back full of stabs. Are the developers really OK with writing checks that their fanbase won't be able to jack off? Have there been issues in the dev studio given the impending release date? I think we will eventually get an illuminating tell all story about the development of Tromi, and its infamous "slutsgate" which the dev refuses to comment on, but for the time being we'll have to make do with assumptions and our hands. Let's hope this gets addressed soon, because the gaming public is not happy; they got a mouth packed with curses, a mind full of grudges and a dick bursting with cum.

Despite the glaring omission, I highly recommend you to play Tromi, just don't let the lack of sluts put you off.

ArfJason posted:

Tromi - Fat Stacks but no Fat Sluts

What appears at first glance to be a simple Tetris clone (which the author comically dances around namedropping by calling this game "[his] take on the tetromino puzzle action concept [1]") is anything but. Choosing to eschew the stale formula of the Tetris company where you have several previews, hold buttons and what is known as a "7-bag" generator which guarantees no droughts of a particular piece, among other things (we will not get into the intricacies of the Super Rotation System, as it escapes the scope of this review). Taking all these elisions into consideration, you can notice a particular attention to detail, and an intimate knowledge of the videogame Tetris, its various offshoots, and start realizing there is a supreme clarity of purpose to this game.

By forgoing a standardized 7-bag method, it means the game does not become a mind numbing reflex test that can, quite literally, be played forever [2]. Going fast in standard Guideline Tetris can, and does, feel exhilarating, but if you're not the fastest shoot in the west, it can easily get tedious, and this is before getting in the First Optimal Strategies involving techniques such as T-spin towers and center 4-wide wells that can make the game one dimensional. Tromi, rather, takes a novel approach, where it uses AI algorithms to determine whether your stack is clean, and if you're effective at keeping it that way. Coupled with a more random piece generator (while still keeping droughts at bay) it exercises your creativity and improvisational skills. How will you deal with two Z pieces followed by 1 J and 1 S? Your stack is full of stairs and gaps, yet, there is a dreaded square in the preview, and you have a fraction of a second to figure out what to do with the I currently barrelling into a precipice of bad past decisions.

Despite the stricter judgement of play and unpredictable piece generation, Tromi is a merciful overseer. The gameplay is constantly monitored for your performance, and if you're doing well, it'll speed up accordingly (those familiar with the extremely niche and unforgiving cult classic Tetris: The Grand Master series will be familiar with such adaptive difficulty), which for a fledgling Tetromonger as myself, is certainly welcome. That doesn't mean there isn't a learning curve. If you've been playing nothing but Guideline Tetris you will need to adapt to the strange ways the pieces might react.

As for aesthetics, once again, this game goes for the simple and elegant, and has the inspired choice of using as background music some great piano pieces by the legendary Jerry Martin of The Sims[3] fame. These long songs help avoid repetition and get you in the flow of the game.

But with all the good, must come the bad. A colleague of mine, Hizu Nana over at gamespooge.com let me know of rumors that Tromi was developing an update which would include sluts; a variety of anime[5] girls with gigantic tits and asses, in various states of undress. I held off on the tantalizing open beta testing in anticipation of a full product full of the most retarded looking and sexually provocative Tromi whores only to be left at a total loss, with the only feeling being an empty pit in my stomach, and a back full of stabs. Are the developers really OK with writing checks that their fanbase won't be able to jack off? Have there been issues in the dev studio given the impending release date? I think we will eventually get an illuminating tell all story about the development of Tromi, and its infamous "slutsgate" which the dev refuses to comment on, but for the time being we'll have to make do with assumptions and our hands. Let's hope this gets addressed soon, because the gaming public is not happy; they got a mouth packed with curses, a mind full of grudges and a dick bursting with cum.

Despite the glaring omission, I highly recommend you to play Tromi, just don't let the lack of sluts put you off.

ArfJason posted:

But with all the good, must come the bad. A colleague of mine, Hizu Nana over at gamespooge.com let me know of rumors that Tromi was developing an update which would include sluts; a variety of anime[5] girls with gigantic tits and asses, in various states of undress. I held off on the tantalizing open beta testing in anticipation of a full product full of the most retarded looking and sexually provocative Tromi whores only to be left at a total loss, with the only feeling being an empty pit in my stomach, and a back full of stabs. Are the developers really OK with writing checks that their fanbase won't be able to jack off? Have there been issues in the dev studio given the impending release date? I think we will eventually get an illuminating tell all story about the development of Tromi, and its infamous "slutsgate" which the dev refuses to comment on, but for the time being we'll have to make do with assumptions and our hands. Let's hope this gets addressed soon, because the gaming public is not happy; they got a mouth packed with curses, a mind full of grudges and a dick bursting with cum.

insane anime posted:

Put big fat titties back on pinball machines!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NOW. loving do it NOW. I'm so drat serious. I'm tired of paying 12,999 yew ess dee per machine without getting compensated with some tits. It's a middle finger to the consumer. So I tell you again, Put some loving Titties on my Gosh drat Pinball machine you fascist cucks.

ArfJason posted:

Tromi - Fat Stacks but no Fat Sluts

What appears at first glance to be a simple Tetris clone (which the author comically dances around namedropping by calling this game "[his] take on the tetromino puzzle action concept [1]") is anything but. Choosing to eschew the stale formula of the Tetris company where you have several previews, hold buttons and what is known as a "7-bag" generator which guarantees no droughts of a particular piece, among other things (we will not get into the intricacies of the Super Rotation System, as it escapes the scope of this review). Taking all these elisions into consideration, you can notice a particular attention to detail, and an intimate knowledge of the videogame Tetris, its various offshoots, and start realizing there is a supreme clarity of purpose to this game.

By forgoing a standardized 7-bag method, it means the game does not become a mind numbing reflex test that can, quite literally, be played forever [2]. Going fast in standard Guideline Tetris can, and does, feel exhilarating, but if you're not the fastest shoot in the west, it can easily get tedious, and this is before getting in the First Optimal Strategies involving techniques such as T-spin towers and center 4-wide wells that can make the game one dimensional. Tromi, rather, takes a novel approach, where it uses AI algorithms to determine whether your stack is clean, and if you're effective at keeping it that way. Coupled with a more random piece generator (while still keeping droughts at bay) it exercises your creativity and improvisational skills. How will you deal with two Z pieces followed by 1 J and 1 S? Your stack is full of stairs and gaps, yet, there is a dreaded square in the preview, and you have a fraction of a second to figure out what to do with the I currently barrelling into a precipice of bad past decisions.

Despite the stricter judgement of play and unpredictable piece generation, Tromi is a merciful overseer. The gameplay is constantly monitored for your performance, and if you're doing well, it'll speed up accordingly (those familiar with the extremely niche and unforgiving cult classic Tetris: The Grand Master series will be familiar with such adaptive difficulty), which for a fledgling Tetromonger as myself, is certainly welcome. That doesn't mean there isn't a learning curve. If you've been playing nothing but Guideline Tetris you will need to adapt to the strange ways the pieces might react.

As for aesthetics, once again, this game goes for the simple and elegant, and has the inspired choice of using as background music some great piano pieces by the legendary Jerry Martin of The Sims[3] fame. These long songs help avoid repetition and get you in the flow of the game.

But with all the good, must come the bad. A colleague of mine, Hizu Nana over at gamespooge.com let me know of rumors that Tromi was developing an update which would include sluts; a variety of anime[5] girls with gigantic tits and asses, in various states of undress. I held off on the tantalizing open beta testing in anticipation of a full product full of the most retarded looking and sexually provocative Tromi whores only to be left at a total loss, with the only feeling being an empty pit in my stomach, and a back full of stabs. Are the developers really OK with writing checks that their fanbase won't be able to jack off? Have there been issues in the dev studio given the impending release date? I think we will eventually get an illuminating tell all story about the development of Tromi, and its infamous "slutsgate" which the dev refuses to comment on, but for the time being we'll have to make do with assumptions and our hands. Let's hope this gets addressed soon, because the gaming public is not happy; they got a mouth packed with curses, a mind full of grudges and a dick bursting with cum.

Despite the glaring omission, I highly recommend you to play Tromi, just don't let the lack of sluts put you off.

ArfJason posted:

Tromi - Fat Stacks but no Fat Sluts

What appears at first glance to be a simple Tetris clone (which the author comically dances around namedropping by calling this game "[his] take on the tetromino puzzle action concept [1]") is anything but. Choosing to eschew the stale formula of the Tetris company where you have several previews, hold buttons and what is known as a "7-bag" generator which guarantees no droughts of a particular piece, among other things (we will not get into the intricacies of the Super Rotation System, as it escapes the scope of this review). Taking all these elisions into consideration, you can notice a particular attention to detail, and an intimate knowledge of the videogame Tetris, its various offshoots, and start realizing there is a supreme clarity of purpose to this game.

By forgoing a standardized 7-bag method, it means the game does not become a mind numbing reflex test that can, quite literally, be played forever [2]. Going fast in standard Guideline Tetris can, and does, feel exhilarating, but if you're not the fastest shoot in the west, it can easily get tedious, and this is before getting in the First Optimal Strategies involving techniques such as T-spin towers and center 4-wide wells that can make the game one dimensional. Tromi, rather, takes a novel approach, where it uses AI algorithms to determine whether your stack is clean, and if you're effective at keeping it that way. Coupled with a more random piece generator (while still keeping droughts at bay) it exercises your creativity and improvisational skills. How will you deal with two Z pieces followed by 1 J and 1 S? Your stack is full of stairs and gaps, yet, there is a dreaded square in the preview, and you have a fraction of a second to figure out what to do with the I currently barrelling into a precipice of bad past decisions.

Despite the stricter judgement of play and unpredictable piece generation, Tromi is a merciful overseer. The gameplay is constantly monitored for your performance, and if you're doing well, it'll speed up accordingly (those familiar with the extremely niche and unforgiving cult classic Tetris: The Grand Master series will be familiar with such adaptive difficulty), which for a fledgling Tetromonger as myself, is certainly welcome. That doesn't mean there isn't a learning curve. If you've been playing nothing but Guideline Tetris you will need to adapt to the strange ways the pieces might react.

As for aesthetics, once again, this game goes for the simple and elegant, and has the inspired choice of using as background music some great piano pieces by the legendary Jerry Martin of The Sims[3] fame. These long songs help avoid repetition and get you in the flow of the game.

But with all the good, must come the bad. A colleague of mine, Hizu Nana over at gamespooge.com let me know of rumors that Tromi was developing an update which would include sluts; a variety of anime[5] girls with gigantic tits and asses, in various states of undress. I held off on the tantalizing open beta testing in anticipation of a full product full of the most retarded looking and sexually provocative Tromi whores only to be left at a total loss, with the only feeling being an empty pit in my stomach, and a back full of stabs. Are the developers really OK with writing checks that their fanbase won't be able to jack off? Have there been issues in the dev studio given the impending release date? I think we will eventually get an illuminating tell all story about the development of Tromi, and its infamous "slutsgate" which the dev refuses to comment on, but for the time being we'll have to make do with assumptions and our hands. Let's hope this gets addressed soon, because the gaming public is not happy; they got a mouth packed with curses, a mind full of grudges and a dick bursting with cum.

Despite the glaring omission, I highly recommend you to play Tromi, just don't let the lack of sluts put you off.

ArfJason posted:

Tromi - Fat Stacks but no Fat Sluts

What appears at first glance to be a simple Tetris clone (which the author comically dances around namedropping by calling this game "[his] take on the tetromino puzzle action concept [1]") is anything but. Choosing to eschew the stale formula of the Tetris company where you have several previews, hold buttons and what is known as a "7-bag" generator which guarantees no droughts of a particular piece, among other things (we will not get into the intricacies of the Super Rotation System, as it escapes the scope of this review). Taking all these elisions into consideration, you can notice a particular attention to detail, and an intimate knowledge of the videogame Tetris, its various offshoots, and start realizing there is a supreme clarity of purpose to this game.

By forgoing a standardized 7-bag method, it means the game does not become a mind numbing reflex test that can, quite literally, be played forever [2]. Going fast in standard Guideline Tetris can, and does, feel exhilarating, but if you're not the fastest shoot in the west, it can easily get tedious, and this is before getting in the First Optimal Strategies involving techniques such as T-spin towers and center 4-wide wells that can make the game one dimensional. Tromi, rather, takes a novel approach, where it uses AI algorithms to determine whether your stack is clean, and if you're effective at keeping it that way. Coupled with a more random piece generator (while still keeping droughts at bay) it exercises your creativity and improvisational skills. How will you deal with two Z pieces followed by 1 J and 1 S? Your stack is full of stairs and gaps, yet, there is a dreaded square in the preview, and you have a fraction of a second to figure out what to do with the I currently barrelling into a precipice of bad past decisions.

Despite the stricter judgement of play and unpredictable piece generation, Tromi is a merciful overseer. The gameplay is constantly monitored for your performance, and if you're doing well, it'll speed up accordingly (those familiar with the extremely niche and unforgiving cult classic Tetris: The Grand Master series will be familiar with such adaptive difficulty), which for a fledgling Tetromonger as myself, is certainly welcome. That doesn't mean there isn't a learning curve. If you've been playing nothing but Guideline Tetris you will need to adapt to the strange ways the pieces might react.

As for aesthetics, once again, this game goes for the simple and elegant, and has the inspired choice of using as background music some great piano pieces by the legendary Jerry Martin of The Sims[3] fame. These long songs help avoid repetition and get you in the flow of the game.

But with all the good, must come the bad. A colleague of mine, Hizu Nana over at gamespooge.com let me know of rumors that Tromi was developing an update which would include sluts; a variety of anime[5] girls with gigantic tits and asses, in various states of undress. I held off on the tantalizing open beta testing in anticipation of a full product full of the most retarded looking and sexually provocative Tromi whores only to be left at a total loss, with the only feeling being an empty pit in my stomach, and a back full of stabs. Are the developers really OK with writing checks that their fanbase won't be able to jack off? Have there been issues in the dev studio given the impending release date? I think we will eventually get an illuminating tell all story about the development of Tromi, and its infamous "slutsgate" which the dev refuses to comment on, but for the time being we'll have to make do with assumptions and our hands. Let's hope this gets addressed soon, because the gaming public is not happy; they got a mouth packed with curses, a mind full of grudges and a dick bursting with cum.

Despite the glaring omission, I highly recommend you to play Tromi, just don't let the lack of sluts put you off.

ArfJason posted:

Tromi - Fat Stacks but no Fat Sluts

Daikatana Ritsu posted:

but seriously where are the thick anime sluts.

ArfJason posted:

You promised Tromi sluts.

ArfJason posted:

Tromi - Fat Stacks but no Fat Sluts

What appears at first glance to be a simple Tetris clone (which the author comically dances around namedropping by calling this game "[his] take on the tetromino puzzle action concept [1]") is anything but. Choosing to eschew the stale formula of the Tetris company where you have several previews, hold buttons and what is known as a "7-bag" generator which guarantees no droughts of a particular piece, among other things (we will not get into the intricacies of the Super Rotation System, as it escapes the scope of this review). Taking all these elisions into consideration, you can notice a particular attention to detail, and an intimate knowledge of the videogame Tetris, its various offshoots, and start realizing there is a supreme clarity of purpose to this game.

By forgoing a standardized 7-bag method, it means the game does not become a mind numbing reflex test that can, quite literally, be played forever [2]. Going fast in standard Guideline Tetris can, and does, feel exhilarating, but if you're not the fastest shoot in the west, it can easily get tedious, and this is before getting in the First Optimal Strategies involving techniques such as T-spin towers and center 4-wide wells that can make the game one dimensional. Tromi, rather, takes a novel approach, where it uses AI algorithms to determine whether your stack is clean, and if you're effective at keeping it that way. Coupled with a more random piece generator (while still keeping droughts at bay) it exercises your creativity and improvisational skills. How will you deal with two Z pieces followed by 1 J and 1 S? Your stack is full of stairs and gaps, yet, there is a dreaded square in the preview, and you have a fraction of a second to figure out what to do with the I currently barrelling into a precipice of bad past decisions.

Despite the stricter judgement of play and unpredictable piece generation, Tromi is a merciful overseer. The gameplay is constantly monitored for your performance, and if you're doing well, it'll speed up accordingly (those familiar with the extremely niche and unforgiving cult classic Tetris: The Grand Master series will be familiar with such adaptive difficulty), which for a fledgling Tetromonger as myself, is certainly welcome. That doesn't mean there isn't a learning curve. If you've been playing nothing but Guideline Tetris you will need to adapt to the strange ways the pieces might react.

As for aesthetics, once again, this game goes for the simple and elegant, and has the inspired choice of using as background music some great piano pieces by the legendary Jerry Martin of The Sims[3] fame. These long songs help avoid repetition and get you in the flow of the game.

But with all the good, must come the bad. A colleague of mine, Hizu Nana over at gamespooge.com let me know of rumors that Tromi was developing an update which would include sluts; a variety of anime[5] girls with gigantic tits and asses, in various states of undress. I held off on the tantalizing open beta testing in anticipation of a full product full of the most retarded looking and sexually provocative Tromi whores only to be left at a total loss, with the only feeling being an empty pit in my stomach, and a back full of stabs. Are the developers really OK with writing checks that their fanbase won't be able to jack off? Have there been issues in the dev studio given the impending release date? I think we will eventually get an illuminating tell all story about the development of Tromi, and its infamous "slutsgate" which the dev refuses to comment on, but for the time being we'll have to make do with assumptions and our hands. Let's hope this gets addressed soon, because the gaming public is not happy; they got a mouth packed with curses, a mind full of grudges and a dick bursting with cum.

Despite the glaring omission, I highly recommend you to play Tromi, just don't let the lack of sluts put you off.

ArfJason posted:

Tromi - Fat Stacks but no Fat Sluts

What appears at first glance to be a simple Tetris clone (which the author comically dances around namedropping by calling this game "[his] take on the tetromino puzzle action concept [1]") is anything but. Choosing to eschew the stale formula of the Tetris company where you have several previews, hold buttons and what is known as a "7-bag" generator which guarantees no droughts of a particular piece, among other things (we will not get into the intricacies of the Super Rotation System, as it escapes the scope of this review). Taking all these elisions into consideration, you can notice a particular attention to detail, and an intimate knowledge of the videogame Tetris, its various offshoots, and start realizing there is a supreme clarity of purpose to this game.

By forgoing a standardized 7-bag method, it means the game does not become a mind numbing reflex test that can, quite literally, be played forever [2]. Going fast in standard Guideline Tetris can, and does, feel exhilarating, but if you're not the fastest shoot in the west, it can easily get tedious, and this is before getting in the First Optimal Strategies involving techniques such as T-spin towers and center 4-wide wells that can make the game one dimensional. Tromi, rather, takes a novel approach, where it uses AI algorithms to determine whether your stack is clean, and if you're effective at keeping it that way. Coupled with a more random piece generator (while still keeping droughts at bay) it exercises your creativity and improvisational skills. How will you deal with two Z pieces followed by 1 J and 1 S? Your stack is full of stairs and gaps, yet, there is a dreaded square in the preview, and you have a fraction of a second to figure out what to do with the I currently barrelling into a precipice of bad past decisions.

Despite the stricter judgement of play and unpredictable piece generation, Tromi is a merciful overseer. The gameplay is constantly monitored for your performance, and if you're doing well, it'll speed up accordingly (those familiar with the extremely niche and unforgiving cult classic Tetris: The Grand Master series will be familiar with such adaptive difficulty), which for a fledgling Tetromonger as myself, is certainly welcome. That doesn't mean there isn't a learning curve. If you've been playing nothing but Guideline Tetris you will need to adapt to the strange ways the pieces might react.

As for aesthetics, once again, this game goes for the simple and elegant, and has the inspired choice of using as background music some great piano pieces by the legendary Jerry Martin of The Sims[3] fame. These long songs help avoid repetition and get you in the flow of the game.

But with all the good, must come the bad. A colleague of mine, Hizu Nana over at gamespooge.com let me know of rumors that Tromi was developing an update which would include sluts; a variety of anime[5] girls with gigantic tits and asses, in various states of undress. I held off on the tantalizing open beta testing in anticipation of a full product full of the most retarded looking and sexually provocative Tromi whores only to be left at a total loss, with the only feeling being an empty pit in my stomach, and a back full of stabs. Are the developers really OK with writing checks that their fanbase won't be able to jack off? Have there been issues in the dev studio given the impending release date? I think we will eventually get an illuminating tell all story about the development of Tromi, and its infamous "slutsgate" which the dev refuses to comment on, but for the time being we'll have to make do with assumptions and our hands. Let's hope this gets addressed soon, because the gaming public is not happy; they got a mouth packed with curses, a mind full of grudges and a dick bursting with cum.

Despite the glaring omission, I highly recommend you to play Tromi, just don't let the lack of sluts put you off.

Phone posted:

maybe this will get me back into tetris...

Daikatana Ritsu posted:

Awaiting the bimbos.

Zamujasa posted:

Zamujasa posted:

Daikatana Ritsu posted:

insert the animaniacs nurse into the bg and label that version as Tromi AO (adults only). My wallet .

mycophobia posted:

i'm proud to announce we're setting up a kickstarter to add anime sluts to tromi. details to follow

Zamujasa posted:

Daikatana Ritsu posted:

I swear I'm going to download tromi this weekend.