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ZingPlay Xếp gạch (2009)
Developer(s)Game Studio North (GSN)
Publisher(s)Zing (Vietnam)
Platform(s)Windows
ReleaseSeptember 22, 2009
Gameplay info
Next pieces6
Playfield size10 × 22
Hold pieceYes
Hard dropYes
Rotation systemSRS
Not to be confused with "ZingPlay Xếp hình" (the reboot version of this game in 2021)
In this article, the game will be called Xếp gạch for short. It is acceptable to call this game Xep gach (no diacritics)
To all Vietnamese players who used to play this game. If you have any good resources, please consider contributing this article. If you only want to send resources instead of having a try in contributing this article, you can contact me through Discord; my username is SweetSea, and please screenshot this and send it with your resources when sending (I don't want to get too much spam)

Xếp gạch is a game series developed by Game Studio North (GSN), owned by VinaGamne (predecessor of VNG). This was on the ZingPlay platform, owned by Zing, and used to be popular in the 2010s, a time when Vietnamese gamers had difficulty accessing foreign games.

This series included the main game ZingPlay Xếp gạch, and two variations are ZingPlay Xếp gạch Marathon and ZingPlay Xếp gạch Boss

This series was closed on May 12th, 2015[1]

Xếp gạch

Xếp gạch Boss

Gameplay

The game is divided into different rooms. Usually the rooms will be divided into 3 difficulty levels: Tập sự (Beginner), Nâng cao (Advanced) and Chuyên nghiệp (Professional).

Attack table

Xếp gạch Boss' Attack table
Clear Send Clear Send Clear Send Offset
Single 0 T-spin 0 0 combo 0 0
Double 1 T-spin Single 2 1 combo 1 1
Triple 2 T-spin Double 4 2 combo 2 1
Tetris 4 T-spin Triple 6 3 combo 4 2
Perfect Clear 10 B2B +1 4 combo 6 2
5 combo 9 3
6 combo 12 3
7 combo 16 4
... combo ... 4
  • Excluding combos, most of the attack tables uses the same value to Guideline Tetris
  • For combos, it is close to the Guideline Tetris, except the first combo already send an extra line, and the offset cap seems to be 4



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