Reaktor
A modern spin on the classic block-stacking game. Features 360° block stacking, mind bending goodness. Play solo, or team up with friends in local co-op, and climb the leaderboards to fame.
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6 itemsAbout the Game
Reaktor is a modern spin on the classic block-stacking game! Features 360° block stacking, mind bending goodness. For one to four players: team up with friends in local co-op, and climb the leaderboards to fame.
The Features:
Combines classic tetromino gameplay with chains and combos.
X-ray, zipper, and zig-zag techniques not found in any other tetromino game.
Play with up to four friends in local co-op.
The Fans:
"Beautiful minimalist 4-player radial tetris, with x-ray powerup for added depth."
"For the fans of Tetris, this one is a real breath of fresh air".
"Chain reactions can be strategically produced as in the game PuyoPuyo Tetris"
"Like someone put Tetrominos and Super Hexagon in a blender"
The Screens:
Create Chain Reactions!
Team up with with friends to build faster and make larger chains.
Make huge chains with advanced techniques
Two players, one keyboard!
The Reaktor Story:
One day, a bored engineer at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant modified the SKALA control program with a score function so it would be more fun to play. He began making larger and larger reactions, until one day he messed up and caused a meltdown. But he was addicted. Years later, he sneaked back into the rubble, stole the modified control code and published it as an internationally acclaimed video game called REAKTOR.
