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Sunday, June 28, 2009


Monos is a puzzle game with Tetris-style controls and irregular coloured shapes for the players to place inside a well. The level count increases by one for every ten shapes cleared from the screen, and there are a total of fifty levels to play regardless of the difficulty setting chosen.

Your objective is basically to match two or more blocks of the same colour to remove them. The Z and X keys can be used to rotate the current piece in play. Press up to place a block at the bottom of the well immediately, or hold the down arrow key to move it downwards at a slower pace.

In the percent gameplay mode, players are given random shapes to fill a well with. The more shapes you can fit in, the higher your percentage count will be at the end of the game. (direct download link)

Comments

hmm seems alright, but definatley not colourblind friendly... there is about 4 colours i couldn't tell apart easily.

it crashes as soon as the game is about to begin (after selecting difficulty)..

works here on XP, not sure about Vista though..

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