Rated 5.00 out of 5 stars 2 Reviews
Mozaki Blocks Deluxe (PC)
From the creator of Tetris comes Mozaki Blocks Deluxe, addictive mismatched fun of connecting like-colored blocks from the inside out. Grab a colored set of blocks from the stack and place it on the board, connecting it to other same-colored blocks. Form unbroken lines from the edge to center of the screen using pieces that match the color of the edge. Once connections are made, the level is beat!
Features:
- Stack and connect colorful blocks for hours of endless fun!
- Two mode of play: Marathon or Timed
- Bonus tools for added help: Rainbow Pieces, Fire Pot, Eraser or Paint Bucket
- Crisp, bright graphics with an engaging soundtrack
- From the creators of Tetris
System Requirements:
- Windows 98, Me, 2000, XP, Vista
- Pentium 300MHz processor
- 64MB of RAM
- CD-ROM Drive
- 5MB of free Hard Disk space
- 16-bit Sound Card
- 16-bit Graphics
- Internet Explorer 5.0
Mozaki Blocks Deluxe (PC) Reviews
Two things I love about this game. I can play it while watching TV or when my partner is talking my ear off. It isn't the kind of game that demands your attention since you aren't racing against time.
I love the sounds. When you make larger blocks hearing the sounds are half the fun. I love to see how large of a block I can create.
I'm sure I could find other things that I like about the game. Mostly its just relaxing and fun to play and one of my "must haves" when I set up a new machine.
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My mixed feelings about Mozaki Blocks mainly comes from the fact that there are only 2 ways to play--a timed mode, with all the hurry-scurry-worry I usually hate, and a marathon mode that doesn't change AT ALL once all the colors have been added. I wish there was something in the middle, perhaps with the addition of black blocks that can only disappear with a bomb, or other kinds of challenges that become added in. Once the plateau is reached, the game just goes on and on without change for what may literally be forever; I have yet to reach the end of Marathon mode. It's a fun game, but a middle mode would be a MOST welcome addition!!
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