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About This Game 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. a09c17d780 Title: TidalisGenre: Casual, IndieDeveloper:Arcen Games, LLCPublisher:Arcen Games, LLCRelease Date: 16 Jul, 2010 Tidalis Free Download tidal is a word. tidal is free for sprint. tidal is still charging me. tadelis game theory pdf. tidalis steam. tidal is it free. tidal is slow. tidal is mean. tidal is a port. tidal is caused by. tidalist charters. tidal is used. tidalis cda. manual tidalis. tidal is best. tidalis download. tidalis gameplay. tidal is dying. tidal is owned by. tidalis acesso. tidal is bad. tidal is renewable energy. tidalis suporte. tidal is it good. titleist golf. tidalis video review. tadalis drug. tidal is a fail. tidal is black owned. tidalis game download. tadelis game theory an introduction. tadelis game theory. tidal is what color. tidalist divinity 2. tidalis linear-hcs. tides for android. tidal is good. tidalis s.r.l. tidal is a renewable source of energy. tadelis game theory solutions This game is just♥♥♥♥♥♥♥...... Maddeningly difficult at times, but I don't understand the mixed reviews, it's a very solid Match-3 variant, with very varied levels and game modalities, sometimes frenetic, some other times more reflective. Musics by Pablo Vega are great as usual. People who thumbed this down either don't have the patience to play the game, or maybe they don't like the genre so why do they waste their time reviewing it.. Actually really fun for a puzzle game with a story. I usually hate this style of game.. I hesitated quite long about whether I would recommend this game or not. But in fact I think that Tidalis isn't interesting enough to be honestly recommended, or maybe to only be to mega fans of puzzle games. Indeed, there are a lot of possibilities in the gameplay and the different modes and it can hold some players in front of the screen for a good time, but the difficulty is quite insane sometimes and very irregular all along the adventure.Some achievements are quite hard or at least very long to unlock, but you can get most of them by simply letting the game play by its own. Yes you're reading well: By its own. So where is the reward? In contrary, most of the hardest levels are useless in the adventure, rewarding nothing at all, and can easily be skipped if you lose (which will arrive quickly if it's hard).So what is the purpose of this game? To beat some puzzles from time to time maybe, or literally go through the adventure, but clearly avoid playing too long at once, it could annoy you very quickly. Personally after clearing this game to 100%, I don’t want to hear about it anymore… ever!. 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.. Decent puzzle game in the style of Tetris and Bejeweled, but with a refreshing mechanic. Fun enough for killing time if you like puzzles.. In my opinion, one of the most underrated games on Steam. It's a hard one to review though... I love it, but friends I've shared it with haven't been blown away by it. It has a very niche appeal (but thankfully at least has a demo)The way I see it, it's a casual game for those who don't do casual games - partly why I think it's not been a big winner in the review department. It's too silly and looks too simplistic for the more "hard-core" gamer (or those who wish to avoid the likes of Candy Crush at all costs... and rightly so) but is too complicated and difficult for those wanting said Candy Crush styleIt's match 3, but with a considerably refreshing edge. Instead of shuffling blocks so they're adjacent - The game is all about "streams". Basically, when a block is clicked, it will fire out a stream of its colour. If the stream hits another block of the same colour, the chain will continue... and so forth until 3 or more blocks have made the chain. Cue points, disappeared blocks and a little 'woop'. The really cool bit is that the blocks have directional arrows, which dictate the direction a stream will fire... and you can rotate them.So not only are you looking for combos, but you're also having to redirect the blocks on the fly, often in a frantic rush to keep a chain going. It's considerably engaging and very fast paced for its nature - Particularly as you're often in a race to make combos to ensure the board doesn't fill up.Adventure mode is where the fun really sits. 115 levels that make use of all sorts of game mechanics - you get a brilliant range objectives from clearing a certain colour, not clearing a certain colour; aiming for large combos, keeping tiny combos... The variety is superb and means each level really feels quite fresh and unique - instead of just grinding the same objective over inreasingly harder levels. It gets ruthlessly difficult later on, leading to some weirdly intense levels, thunderous victories and profuse sweating for such a "casual" title (ok, maybe the last one's just me...)Despite this, the game has an utterly gorgeous, relaxing backdrop. The music is exceptional (especially the title music) and, whilst some complain of the cartoony graphics, I find them to be very pleasing. The story is silly, but adds to the informal charm - it's all very "lovely" and the humour's dry and inoffensive. Think Spongebob: Light hearted, silly and a very ridiculous. If hearing "Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?" makes you want to gauge your eyes out - this game will probably have you doing the same. If you started singing along - you should be fine.The only downside is that, beyond the adventure mode (and the puzzles hidden within it), there isn't a huge amount else. You can create your own levels and there's multiplayer - but none have really seemed to stand out or show much in the way of replayability. Adventure mode has a decent longevity to it though (think mine took about 19 hours, excluding puzzles)To me - It makes for one of those feel-good games you go to when you want to shut everything off for a while, but still find yourself challenged. It's zen and it's intense - which appears to have been both its blessing and its curse