Emuboards
26/09/2007, 22:30
Willems Soft released a port of the puzzle/arcade game Znax to the GP2X.
Znax is a remake of a game by Nick Kouvaris. It is a sort of puzzle / arcade game where you as the player need to select 4 blocks of the same color and form rectangles as big as you can. By doing this you will erase all blocks in this square and they will be replaced by new blocks. You keep on doing this till the time runs out, and try to gain your highest score possible. There are two game modes, Relative timer and fixed Timer, in the first mode you'll also gain extra time for deleting blocks so you can play longer if you are fast enough. With the second mode you don't get extra time for deleting blocks but just points added to your score so here you try to get the highest amount of points in the given time period. The game Has support for up to 25 additional mod or ogg music files and skin support !You can download this release from the GP2X Archive here (http://archive.gp2x.de/cgi-bin/cfiles.cgi?0,0,0,0,25,2333).
Más información en la página web de la noticia. (http://www.emuboards.com/invision/index.php?showtopic=29349)
Znax is a remake of a game by Nick Kouvaris. It is a sort of puzzle / arcade game where you as the player need to select 4 blocks of the same color and form rectangles as big as you can. By doing this you will erase all blocks in this square and they will be replaced by new blocks. You keep on doing this till the time runs out, and try to gain your highest score possible. There are two game modes, Relative timer and fixed Timer, in the first mode you'll also gain extra time for deleting blocks so you can play longer if you are fast enough. With the second mode you don't get extra time for deleting blocks but just points added to your score so here you try to get the highest amount of points in the given time period. The game Has support for up to 25 additional mod or ogg music files and skin support !You can download this release from the GP2X Archive here (http://archive.gp2x.de/cgi-bin/cfiles.cgi?0,0,0,0,25,2333).
Más información en la página web de la noticia. (http://www.emuboards.com/invision/index.php?showtopic=29349)