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Gameplay:
The system will provide you with tetrominoes (4-block pieces),
with a total of 7 types, and the player needs to control them
(move left and right, rotate 90, 180, or 270 degrees).
Each row filled with the field will be cleared.
If there is an opponent, an attack will be sent depending on the type of line clear.
Play until the end or achieve the level’s goal to win.
The system provides the player with 7 types of tetrominoes (4-mino blocks), which the player must control
(by moving left and right, and rotating 90°, 180°, or 270°) until they fall to the bottom of the screen and are locked.
A line is cleared when it is filled. If an opponent is present, an attack will be sent based on the type of line clear.
You can win by surviving to the end or by completing the level's objective.
Rotation system:
Uses TRS (Techmino Rotation System) by default.
The game allows players to choose other commonly used rotation systems (generally unnecessary)
Rotation System:
TRS (Techmino Rotation System) is used by default in Techmino,
but it can be changed to other commonly used ones (though generally unnecessary).
Spin detection:
Satisfies “3-corner” rule +2 points
Satisfies “immobile” rule +2 points
- As long as one of the above is true, it is a Spin
Spin Detection:
Spins in Techmino are calculated by a point system.
If the rotation was not using the second check in the kick table, +1 point
- The Spin is a Mini if it only has 2 points; the piece is one of S, Z, J, L, T; AND the line clear did not clear the entire piece.
2 points are added if the spin satisfies the 3-corner rule (see entry in the dictionary),
and another 2 points are added if the block is immobile after the spin.
*A rotation is counted as a spin as long as one of the above conditions is true.*
Attack system:
Special clear:
A special clear refers to a situation where you perform a spin, Techrash (or clear more than four lines at a time), PC, or HPC.
Special clears can elevate the B2B gauge.
Super clear:
A super clear refers to a situation where you perform a special clear when the B2B gauge is not empty.
1 point is added if the rotation does not use the second test in the kick table.
Special clears (spins):
sends (lines cleared ×2) attack,
- B2B sends extra 1/1/2/4/8 for Spin Single/Double/Triple/Techrash/Techrash+
- B2B2B sends (lines cleared ×0.5) on top of that of B2B, and +1 extra blocking
- Minis reduces the attack to 25% (×0.25 multiplier)
A spin is considered "mini" if it has only 2 points, the block being rotated is S, Z, J, L, or T,
and the line clear does not clear the entire block (i.e. with residue).
Special clears (Techrash/techrash+ without spins):
- B2B sends 1 additional line
- B2B2B will have an attack boost of 50% and +1 extra blocking
Attack System:
Special Clear:
Special Clears include Spins, Techrashes (or Techrash+, clearing 4+ lines at once), PC, and HPC.
Special Clears fill up the B2B meter.
Super Clear:
A Super Clear is a Special Clear performed in B2B or B3B status.
Special Clears with spins:
This sends an attack with twice the number of line(s) cleared.
- Extra 1, 1, 2, 4, and 8 attacks are added for single, double, triple, Techrash, and Techrash+ (4+ lines), respectively,
when the player is in B2B status.
- Extra attacks with half the number of line clears and an extra line of blocking are added when the player is in B3B status
in addition to B2B.
- A mini spin reduces the attack to ¼ of the original value.
Special Clears (Techrash or Techrash+ but no spins):
This sends an attack with the same number of line clears.
- A extra line of attack is added if a player is in B2B status.
- Extra attacks with half the number of line clears and an extra line of blocking are added when the player is in B3B status
in addition to B2B.
Non-special clears:
send (lines cleared-0.5) attack.
This sends an attack with ½ line less than the number of line clears.
Combos (REN):
The numbers of the combos are equal to (the numbers you clear lines consecutively –1) (capped at 12 combos).
All damage above (except attack from PC/HPC) gets a (combo ×25%) bonus, or (combo ×15%) for Single clear.
+1 more attack for 2 Combo or more.
Combos (or REN):
Combo attacks are calculated by multiplying the previous attacks (calculated above) by a "combo factor".
This factor is equal to 15% (if it's a single) or 25% (if else) of the number of combos (max 12) you have.
Note that the number of combos is one less than the number of consecutive lines you have cleared.
An extra line of attack is added if you have 2 or more combos.
Hemi Perfect Clear (a P.C. “with blocks left below.” If just one line cleared, the remaining blocks must not be player-placed):
- Attack +4, Extra Blocking +2
Half Perfect Clear (see entry in Zictionary):
This sends Four extra lines of attack and gives you two extra lines of blocking.
Perfect Clear (All Clear):
- Sends 8 to 16 (increments within a game by 2 for every PC) OR every other damage above, whichever is higher.
- +2 extra blocking.
Perfect Clear (or All Clear):
This sends anywhere from 8 to 16 attacks. The first PC gives you 8 lines of attack, and each additional PC in a game gives you
2 extra lines of attack (up to 16). It also gives you two extra lines of blocking.
Note that PC attacks are calculated separately. The final attacks will be the greater of the PC attack and other attacks combined.
After calculating the above, the damage value will be rounded down and sent.
After the above calculation, the attack value is rounded down and sent to the opponent.
Back to Back (B2B) gauge:
The B2B gauge ranges from 0 to 1,000. Special line clears are B2B if the gauge is ≥ 50, B2B2B if >800.
Back to Back (B2B) meter:
The B2B meter can have 0 to 1000 points.
A player is in B2B status when the B2B meter is between 50–800 points.
A player is in B2B2B (B3B) status when the B2B meter is over 800 points.
The following operations can affect the B2B meter.
Line cleared:
Special clears:
- Spin Single/Double/Triple/Techrash/Techrash+ + 50/100/180/800/1000 (×50% if Mini)
- Techrash/Techrash+ + 150/200/...
- PC when lines cleared in this round >4, +800
- HPC, +100
- A regular line clear -250
Line Clears:
Special Clears:
- Spins that clear a single, double, triple, Techrash, and Techrash+ are worth 50, 100, 180, 800, and 1000 points respectively.
The points are halved if it is a mini spin.
- A Techrash is worth 150 points, and any additional line cleared at the same time is worth another 50 points.
- A PC is worth 800 points if you have already cleared more than 4 lines in this game.
- An HPC is worth 100 points.
- A non-Special line clear deducts 250 points from the B2B meter.
No lines cleared:
- Spin (0 lines) +20. Note that the B2B gauge cannot exceed 800 using this method.
Non-Line Clears
- A spin with no line clear is worth 20 points. An empty spin adds no points once the meter reaches 800 points
and subtracts 40 points if you are in B3B status (until the meter reaches 800).
Score system:
The better you play, the higher the score.
Scoring system:
The scoring system is not described here due to its complex calculation and it could be changed from time to time.
Generally speaking, the better you play, the higher the score. Scoring is also independent of the individual modes.
Attack delay:
Attacks from Doubles/Triples take effect the fastest;
Followed by Techrash, Spins, which send slower attacks;
High combos are the slowest;
For B2B or B2B2B, they also increase the attack delay while they increase lines sent;
Minis will significantly increase the delay.
An attack will not take effect immediately to give the player some reaction time before defending.
Different attacks have their own delay before they can enter the field, but they generally follow this order:
Doubles and Triples have the least delay, followed by Techrashes, spins, and combo attacks. B2B and B3B also increase delay slightly,
and Minis increase delay significantly.
Countering:
When you send attacks, if there is garbage in the queue,
extra blocking will be used first, then attack, countering the earliest attack at a 1 : 1 ratio.
Any additional blocking you didn’t use will be discarded, and finally, the remaining attack power will be sent to your opponent.
Counter Attacks:
When a player tries to send attacks, the extra blocking from special clears is used to clear the garbage lines
before the actual attacks are used (at a 1:1 ratio). The earliest attacks will be canceled out first.
Any extra blockings not used are discarded. The remaining attacks are sent to the opponent.
Battle Royale modes:
Many players play a game simultaneously (against AI bots, not actual players).
As players get eliminated, blocks fall faster, and garbage takes effect and rises faster.
Eliminate other players to gain a badge and the player’s badge to increase your attack power.
Players can choose between four attack modes:
1. Random: Every time you attack, 10% chance to lock onto a random player.
2. Badges: After you attack or when your target dies, lock onto the player with the most badges.
3. KOs: Lock onto the player with the highest field after you attack or when your target dies. (Refreshes every second)
4. Attackers: attack all players locking onto yourself.
Your attack will be sent to all of them. If you are not targeted, you attack a random player (not locking).
When all opponents have been eliminated, the last player in the match is the winner.
In Battle Royale modes, the player fights against many bots at once.
As the bots are eliminated, the gravity increases, the attack delays decrease, and the garbage lines rise faster.
Defeating a bot gives you a badge and all the badges that the bot has, which increases your attack.
Custom mode:
You can freely adjust most parameters (not including special effects of other game modes).
You can also draw a field to clear or make a template to build.
In build (puzzle) mode, you can toggle template display with Function key:
Cells with an X cannot have blocks;
empty cells can be in any state;
regular colored cells have to be made of the corresponding block;
garbage-colored cells can be any block but not air.
Once you make the shape, you will win.
A player can choose from the following four attack modes.
1. Random: Move the target of the attack to another random bot (with a 10% probability) after each attack.
2. Badges: Move the target of the attack to the bot with the most badges after each attack or when the target is defeated.
3. K.O.s: Moves the target of the attack to the bot with the highest stack in the field. Refreshes every second.
4. Attackers: Moves the target of the attack to all bots targeting you. If there is no bot targeting you, a random bot will be targeted.
The last player remaining in the game is the winner when all opponents have been eliminated.
Custom Games:
You can freely adjust most parameters (not including special effects of other game modes).
You can also draw a stack in the field to be cleared (Clear mode), or create a template to use as a target for building (Puzzle Mode).
In Puzzle mode, you can use the function keys to toggle the display of the template. In order to win,
cells with X's cannot have any blocks,
empty cells can be in any state,
cells with color must be occupied by corresponding blocks,
and garbage-colored cells must be occupied by a block (no restrictions on block types).