Block Droppin’ (Game Boy) by Thalamus Digital Publishing Ltd.

****Block Droppin’ is a fast-paced puzzle game to train your brain and test your reflexes: swap blocks to match three or more blocks of the same type, and use special blocks like bombs to your advantage. Block Droppin’ takes quick wits and concentration, so make sure your block-swapping skills are up to the task!
The game comprises two playing modes, Arcade and Puzzle, each with its own unique challenges and rewards.
That’s it. Go play.

The gameplay in Block Droppin is incredibly straightforward: scan the grid and look for opportunities to swap blocks in order to match three (or more!) blocks of the same type.
Race against the clock to score as many points as possible in Arcade Mode, or battle your way through multiple stages in Puzzle Mode as you attempt to clear a specific quota of blocks with limited moves!

****Block Droppin features a variety of different blocks, which are unlocked as you beat levels in Puzzle Mode. Look out for special blocks like bombs, which are capable of clearing entire rows and columns of blocks!

The Block Select screen appears in Arcade Mode, and allows you to choose the set of blocks with which you want to play (provided the blocks have been unlocked in Puzzle Mode!).

The Stage Select screen appears in Puzzle Mode and allows you to choose between the various levels in the game (providing they have been unlocked previously).

The Results screen appears in both Arcade and Puzzle Modes:
In Arcade Mode, the screen displays the number of Matches, Combos, and your final Score. Pressing the A Button allows you to PLAY AGAIN or return to the MAIN MENU.
In Puzzle Mode, the screen displays the number of Matches, Combos, and a “Stage Clear!” message should you manage to beat the stage. Pressing the A Button allows you to PLAY AGAIN (or play the NEXT STAGE, if you cleared the previous), or return to the MAIN MENU.

MENUS: The Dpad and A button are used for selecting menu items.
IN-GAME: The Dpad is used exclusively for moving your cursor, with the Dpad + A Button used for swapping blocks. The START Button brings up the PAUSE MENU.****

Pressing the START button during the game will pause the action. From here, you can push UP or DOWN on the Dpad to choose RESUME, NEW BOARD, or QUIT. Press the A button to choose an option, or press the B button to exit the menu.

Design, Code, Art and SFX: SHANE MCCAFFERTY (@egvroom)

Production: ANDY ROBERTS
Special Thanks: **JIM **SQUIRES
A ROCKETSHIP PARK production for Thalamus Digital.

Block Droppin comes in three flavours: a GB file (for the original Game Boy), GBC (for the Game Boy Color), and POCKET (for the Analogue Pocket). The Game Boy ROMs are designed for use with Game Boy emulators such as mGBA (compatible with Windows, Mac, Linux, and Ubuntu) or a flash cartridge such as the EverDrive.