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== List of fan games ==
== List of fan games ==
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*[[3DTRIS]] - [http://www.3dtris.de 3dtris.de] a tetris 3D blockout clone in flash. its gameplay is very smooth, just like original blockout. online highscore list with growing competitions.
*[[Aint]] - free software for MS-DOS, possibly the first copylefted tetromino game
*[[Aint]] - free software for MS-DOS, possibly the first copylefted tetromino game
*[[Bedter]] by Andrew Bednarz - freeware for Windows and Linux, famously targeted by TTC which alleged "look and feel" copyright violation
*[[Bedter]] by Andrew Bednarz - freeware for Windows and Linux, famously targeted by TTC which alleged "look and feel" copyright violation

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In the context of Tetris, fan games are computer tetromino games unconnected with Elorg, The Tetris Company, or any other licensor of rights in the Tetris trademark. They tend to follow the well-known rules of Tetris but may not strictly follow any official guidelines.

List of fan games

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  • 3DTRIS - 3dtris.de a tetris 3D blockout clone in flash. its gameplay is very smooth, just like original blockout. online highscore list with growing competitions.
  • Aint - free software for MS-DOS, possibly the first copylefted tetromino game
  • Bedter by Andrew Bednarz - freeware for Windows and Linux, famously targeted by TTC which alleged "look and feel" copyright violation
  • Breakris
  • Cultris
  • GinT - Falling Tetrimino game within the 3D world of Second Life.
  • Lockjaw: The Overdose (formerly Tetanus On Drugs) - free software for Game Boy Advance, inspired by Tetripz and considered by many players to be superior in look and feel to the GBA version of Tetris Worlds
  • Tetripz by Mute Fantasies - freeware for MS-DOS, with visual distortions of the playfield
  • Tetris Weightlifting - A modified version of Tetris using exercise equipment as the control mechanism.

Comparison of notable fan games

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