Tesselation is a nice variation of the famous connect four, anybody knows at least from his childhood... This game is shareware. This means that you can test this game for 30 days without any limitations, and after this period you have to register or you must erase it from your harddisk. The registration-fee is 10 Euro. Details about registration can be found in the program... Rules -!- Download -!- Contact

Tesselation is a two-player-board game played in turns. it's goal is to get at least four chips of the same color next to another in one of the two main axis.
Every turn consists of two basic events:   - insert new chip - rotate a circle   The possibilities of the actual move are indicated by the two items on the left side. It doesn't matter if you rotate first or if your first move is to flip in a new chip.

The first possibility of your move is to insert a chip. This has to be done in every turn.
to insert a new chip into one of the two main axis (colored orange here) you have to click on one of the four blue squares with the yellowish arrow around the checkered rings (don't be confused, they're shining yellow here). if a diagonal is full with chips, the one on the other side is pushed out.

The second possibility is to rotate a ring. This move can be skipped and it can be done before or after you insert a new chip.
To rotate a ring you have to click on one of the arrows on the board. This will rotate one step in the direction the arrow indicates. You can skip the roation by clicking on the "skip"-button or by pressing the right mouse button.

Features...
running completely in windowed mode nice grafics in 640x480x16 resolution rendered to your viewport two players supported computerplayer with 5 levels of difficulty from "very easy" to "very hard"! can be played via the internet (it's a good advice to have a chat (IRC or ICQ) in parallel!)

check for newest version online
you're reading the "read.me" of Release-Version 1.02 in the moment

Contact
MC Laser mc_laser@atari.org SCY uno4@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de dynaCore andreas_john@tesla.inka.de Llama llama_tscc@gmx.net