TETRIC Demo Lands On Steam With A Floor Only The Top-Ranked Player Can Enter
A demo with the ranking system already wired in, plus a final floor gated to whoever holds first place, ties the October 27 release to a live competition rather than a static dungeon crawl.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Celery Emblem has released a Steam demo for TETRIC, a block puzzle game set in a medieval dark fantasy labyrinth. Blocks are generated on the lower-left board and dragged toward the upper-right one, with skull-marked blocks standing in for enemy health and two matching colors clearing them. The demo carries online rankings, and the full version arrives October 27.
The board loops at both edges, so a block fired off the left side can place on the right. Dragging during generation connects up to five blocks at once, and shop items bought with gold from defeated enemies can repaint automatically assigned block colors.
The art, monsters and backgrounds included, was made with the developer's father, and the demo hides news about Celery Emblem's other project, the horror soccer game FEAR FA 98.
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