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Quinn - today's Time Waster
Quinn's key feature is network multiplayer (via the Internet or locally through Bonjour), and there are multiple ways to determine a multiplayer winner: highest total score, highest score reached, longest play time, and most lines-per-minute.
When we checked the list of Quinn servers on the developer's site there were only 2 people playing on the Internet, so you may want to stick to networked Bonjour play with your office mates. If you are looking for strictly Internet-multiplayer Tetris, try Blockles.
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Subscribe to commentsSteveFeb 8th 2008 1:48PM
TetriNET was always the best multiplayer Tetris. Allowed for actual interaction with the other players by doing things like adding lines, swapping game boards, etc. The original coder dropped it but you can still get the files here:
http://tetrinet.emugaming.com/tnet1/gamefiles.htm
There was also a TetriNET2 but that only connected to a permanent online server. The original allows you to create your own server for LAN or Net play.
Tim LuckeyFeb 8th 2008 2:03PM
I love this game. I play all the time! It is fun to talk to people and get to know them. I've played with people from India to Germany to California. I like it cause you can keep your high scores saved on the server and on the developer's website.
@Steve.....you can have some of those features like adding lines to other players but I don't think you can switch game boards......yet.
I hope more people come in and join us two players.....lol.
My nick is Luckeychild......say hey if you want!
-Tim-