Bastian writes that three-player games have been tested, and up to eight are possible. Like the game itself, the graphics in T-Tris are merely functional. Aside from individual colors, the blocks are unadorned, and much of the screen is used for needless displays of the high score and the elapsed time. The gaming area is a little small, and I would have advised a vertical orientation instead. The most complex graphics are shown on initial power-up, which features scrolling rainbow text and a rotating vector cube.
Sounds are even worse.
Music is nonexistent, and the few sound effects consist mostly of digitized samples, blatantly stolen from Star Trek and other sources. Summary Bastian Schick deserves some attention for trying to publish a video game on his own. On the other hand, T-Tris is a rather weak effort that lacks the complexity or polish of a professional effort. Though the multiplayer mode is a nice little touch, in the end this card is worth buying only if you are desperate for a Lynx version of Tetris. This game can't get much better.