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|developer = Anonymous, Zircean
|developer = Anonymous, Zircean
|publisher = N/A
|publisher = N/A
|released = 27 July 2008
|released = July 27, 2008
|latestrelease = 7.5.0 (21 January 2011)
|latestrelease = 7.5.0 (21 January 2011)
|platform = Java
|platform = Java
|preview = variable
|preview = Variable
|playfield = variable
|playfield = Variable
|hold = Yes, with IHS
|hold = Yes, with IHS
|hard = Yes
|hard = Yes
|system = Almost anything you can come up with
|system = Almost anything you can come up with
|title-scrn = NullpoMino.png
|title-scrn = NullpoMino.png
|boxart = NullpoModeSelect.png‎
|boxart =  
|caption =
|ingame-scrn = NullpoMino_RetroMania.png‎
|ingame-scrn = NullpoMino_RetroMania.png‎
}}
}}


 
'''''NullpoMino''''' is a cross-platform, open-source Tetris clone written in Java providing three versions: One using [http://slick.cokeandcode.com/ Slick], another using [http://sdljava.sourceforge.net/ sdljava], the last using [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swing_(Java) Swing].
NullpoMino is a cross-platform, open-source Tetris clone written in Java providing three versions: One using [http://slick.cokeandcode.com/ Slick], another using [http://sdljava.sourceforge.net/ sdljava], the last using [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swing_(Java) Swing].
It simulates a great many games, including the [[TGM series]], and contains a utility for creating your own custom rotation systems as well.
It simulates a great many games, including the [[TGM series]], and contains a utility for creating your own custom rotation systems as well.


NullpoMino is one of the few Tetris games, official or not, with a truly cross-platform online vs. mode, the others being [[Tetrinet | TetriNET]], [[Blockbox]], [[Tetris Friends]], and MultriNet. Blockles would have also been on this list, if not for its demise.
NullpoMino is one of the few Tetris games, official or not, with a truly cross-platform online vs. mode, the others being [[Tetrinet | ''TetriNET'']], ''[[Blockbox]]'', ''[[Tetris Friends]]'', and ''MultriNet''. ''Blockles'' would have also been on this list, if not for its demise.


== Game modes ==
== Game modes ==


All of the game modes with "Mania" in their names are based directly on TGM modes, except for the two added by Zircean: Retro Mania simulates [[Tetris (Sega) | Sega Arcade Tetris]], while Phantom Mania takes the Death speed curve and makes it invisible.
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| valign="top" | All of the game modes with "Mania" in their names are based directly on TGM modes, except for the two added by Zircean: Retro Mania simulates [[Tetris (Sega)|''Tetris'' (Sega)]], while Phantom Mania takes the Death speed curve and makes it invisible.
| valign="top" | [[Image:NullpoModeSelect.png‎|thumb|200px|Mode select screen]]
|}
== See also ==
== See also ==
*[[Heboris]]
*''[[Heboris]]''
*[[Texmaster]]
*''[[Texmaster]]''
*[[Shiromino]]
*''[[Shiromino]]''


== External links ==
== External links ==
*[https://github.com/nullpomino/nullpomino GitHub]
*[https://github.com/nullpomino/nullpomino ''NullpoMino'' on GitHub]


[[Category:Fan Games List]]
[[Category:Fan Games List]]
[[Category:Java Games]]
[[Category:Java Games]]

Revision as of 12:37, 22 August 2019

NullpoMino
Developer(s)Anonymous, Zircean
Publisher(s)N/A
Platform(s)Java
ReleaseJuly 27, 2008
Latest release7.5.0 (21 January 2011)
Gameplay info
Next piecesVariable
Playfield sizeVariable
Hold pieceYes, with IHS
Hard dropYes
Rotation systemAlmost anything you can come up with
NullpoMino.png
NullpoMino RetroMania.png

NullpoMino is a cross-platform, open-source Tetris clone written in Java providing three versions: One using Slick, another using sdljava, the last using Swing. It simulates a great many games, including the TGM series, and contains a utility for creating your own custom rotation systems as well.

NullpoMino is one of the few Tetris games, official or not, with a truly cross-platform online vs. mode, the others being TetriNET, Blockbox, Tetris Friends, and MultriNet. Blockles would have also been on this list, if not for its demise.

Game modes

All of the game modes with "Mania" in their names are based directly on TGM modes, except for the two added by Zircean: Retro Mania simulates Tetris (Sega), while Phantom Mania takes the Death speed curve and makes it invisible.
Mode select screen

See also

External links