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Tidalis is a block-based puzzle game with casual appeal, hardcore depth, and an addictive new "streams" mechanic. The game is brimming over with riffs and variants on that core mechanic with 20 game modes, dozens of special blocks and items, and 115 levels in the adventure mode alone. The basic rules of the game are this: blocks fall down into the board and have a color and an arrow direction. If a stack of blocks exceeds the height of the board, you lose. In order to clear blocks, you must right-click and drag paths through the arrows to set up chain reactions of like-colored blocks.
If this sounds simple, that's because it is -- you'll be lining up lengthy chains within minutes. But you'll be surprised how much brainpower it takes to set up combos of multiple chains, and the many brainteaser-style puzzles include some real stumpers. Tidalis has co-op and competitive multiplayer modes (both online and offline); action-oriented modes and timer-less brainteasers; a lengthy, casual-friendly adventure mode; twenty unique game modes providing innumerable twists to the basic gameplay; dozens of special blocks and items; and over fifty minutes of beautiful music to go with the painterly art.
In short, several games' worth of content are built on top of this core mechanic, which you'll quickly find to be as iconic as it is novel.

Key Features:

• Puzzle game with casual appeal, hardcore depth, and an addictive new mechanic.
  
• Two-player co-op and competitive play (both local and networked).
  
• A wide selection of both action-oriented or brainteaser-like levels.
  
• Casual-friendly adventure mode, hardcore-focused custom games and vs modes.
  
• 20+ game styles, and dozens of items and special blocks.
  
• Rich, painterly art style and beautiful music.
  
• Players can create and share whole new themes, levels, and adventures.
  
• Options for colorblind players, players averse to lots of light and motion, and older computers.
  

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Title: Tidalis
Genre: Casual, Indie
Developer:
Arcen Games, LLC
Publisher:
Arcen Games, LLC
Release Date: 16 Jul, 2010

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Decent puzzle game. Nothing Special. Admit it, you haven't bought this game yet because you're just not smart enough for it..... Pretty good puzzle game; puts a nice twist on "Match 3" type games and can get fairly complex.. The puzzle mechanic is somewhat interesting, but not enough to make you want to spend any time with it beyond achievement-whoring. But if it does hook you enough, there is a level editor.. Poor man's Bejeweled...they should pay you to play this.. Very relaxing - until the challenge level ramps up. Then it gets something else entirely.
Don't be fooled! This game is a hardcore puzzler at heart despite its cute appearance.

The streams mechanic is fairly unique and makes for interesting puzzles, both of the twitchy and the thoughtful kind.
Definitely a game I plan to go back to.

Also it's a steal. So if you have some interest in puzzle games, do yourself a favor and give this gem a shot (there is a demo). You might be pleasantly surprised.

Also: Very good soundtrack!
. Kind of a mess.

It's a little misleading when people compare this game to Bejeweled or Tetris in any sense that suggests it might be a "clone" of one of those games. Yes, blocks drop in from the top of the screen and are arranged in a grid, but that just sets it in the same genre as those other games. Several people have referred to the game as "Match-3" and that's an extremely far-reaching interpretation of the term.

To be honest, I thought that the core mechanic of this game was actually pretty interesting at first: Clicking a block fires a little energy stream, and the energy will travel to like-colored blocks a short distance away, continuing in a chain and redirecting based on the direction of the arrows on the blocks as the energy arrives. If a chain includes 3 or more blocks, those blocks are destroyed, points are scored, and there is potential for cascades. The player must manually rotate individual blocks in order to specify the path of the energy stream; doing so before beginning the stream makes it easier to manage.

The problem is that it gets boring very quickly - or, more accurately, it fails to hold interest. It's not so much that it's boring to play, but it's chaotic and it starts to feel very arbitrary . You scan the board, looking to determine which color of block has the best potential for a big combo, then you start arranging your combo; all the while more blocks are being dropped in from the top of the board. You fire off your stream, and it travels around over so much of the board that you can't really do much to set up another color while this one is in progress, and you just hope that the rest of the blocks are already arranged in a way that will give you a lucky cascade. As you get used to the game, you may get more adept at planning out deeper combos in advance, which I suppose is what they refer to when they call this game "casual appeal, hardcore depth", but even if you're good, there's an inherent clumsiness in clicking and dragging to change the direction of the arrows on these little tiles.

The game does offer a wide variety of variant modes and special blocks. I don't particularly enjoy most of them, but I appreciate the work that went into adding them, and I like the fact that they can be used in conjunction with one another. Unfortunately, it's very easy to make the game exponentially more chaotic in this way, especially considering the game has a "randomizer" option that switches on any number of modes and special blocks.

Music and SFX are okay, but they get a little grating after a while. Many of the sounds that play are little jingles, and they can be dissonant with the music depending on when they play. It's especially unpleasant when you set off several combos at once, as it plays a separate instance of the SFX for each combo, all layering on top of each other along with the music. It's a bit much. The art is okay, though the characters and creatures are a little on the grotesque side. Some of the background images are very nice, but you don't really get a chance to pay attention to them while you're playing the game. One of the more jarring visual elements comes when a level ends. A high-saturation color overlay is placed over the screen, either in green (for winning) or red (for losing), along with some screenshake and little firework effects.

If you are at all concerned about your Steam achievement average, then I would skip this game entirely. You're almost guaranteed an achievement your first session (there's one for winning and one for losing), and there are LOTS of achievements that deal in long grinding and super high scores (100 million points in a single combo?). It's possible to set up a custom stage that will just generate nonstop combos, if you don't want to play for hundreds of hours. Also be aware that even if you earn an achievement, it won't be awarded to you until the level ends.

It's an interesting idea, but I don't think it's strong enough to stand on its own All the modifiers and custimization may add a little novelty, but not enough to save it.. Tidalis combines the best of match-three and falling block puzzle games. It can be fast and frantic or simple and relaxing, depending on which options you select and combine from the dozens and dozens of different gameplay modes. The singleplayer story is also ridiculously long.. Can't run on Mac -- just a black screen with spinning wheel. Other people have the same problem.. I have never been a fan of casual puzzles --I was okay with them, and I might play one from time to time, but always as a timesink.

Tidalis, however, is something else. It might not make you love the genre if you hated it in the first place, but it's pretty good at its thing. The mechanics are original and fresh, the objectives go beyond the typical "clear the level" or "score xxx points" and the game is chock-full with content. It provides a VERY powerful editor that lets you design your own levels --and it's pretty much required to clear some achievements.

And I liked the story! Some people thought it terrible but I think it's quite funny and daft in a good way. It even goes meta!

(I nominated this game to the "No Apologies" category of The 2017 Steam Awards)

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