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Tournamentris

This is a new type of merge puzzle game with the theme of ‘tournament table x falling block puzzle’. To clear the rising panels, drop the pieces and stack them to complete the ‘tournament’!

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Studio ZeF
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WorldMap
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About the Game

Build a tournament table and merge panels!

Tournamentris is a completely new merging-style falling block puzzle game based on the theme of ‘tournament table x falling block puzzle.’

How to play

Number panels rise from the bottom of the board. If the panels overflow the lines on the board, it's game over.

During the game, players can drop bridges and crowns from above. By stacking bridges and crowns, a ‘tournament’ is completed, and when a tournament is formed, the panels merge and disappear.

Bridges connect the same numbers, and the connected numbers become the next number. For example:

  • 1 + 1 → 2

  • 2 + 2 → 3

  • 3 + 3 → 1

(The last two 3s revert to 1.)

Additionally, if the numbers (colours) are the same, you can connect a bridge to a panel (or a bridge to another bridge). This allows you to create a larger tournament.

Strategy

Make a big tournament!

  • When the tournament is complete, the rise will stop for a certain amount of time.

    • The larger the completed tournament, the longer the stop time.

  • Even if the number of panels cleared is the same, clearing them all at once in a large tournament will result in a higher score.

    • It also saves crown pieces.

Make the tournament quickly!

  • If the bridge pieces overflow from the board, it's game over.

  • While creating a large tournament, complete it quickly without crossing the lines and eliminate the pieces.

Make a beautiful tournament!

  • Depending on the shape of the tournament (how the bridges are arranged), special roles such as Orthodox, DanDan, Max, and Full are assigned.

  • Special-shaped tournaments yield higher scores.

Future Plans

In addition to single-player mode, we plan to implement local/online multiplayer mode and puzzle mode.

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