[TAS] Arcade Klax "maximum score" by PearlASE in 2:05:24.60
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This is a tool-assisted speedrun. For more information, see https://tasvideos.org/5079M
TAS originally published on 2023-02-10
Klax is an arcade puzzle video game developed by Atari. It is essentially a Tic-Tac-Toe game with tiles, where the player must match up similar colored tiles either vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. Each wave requires the player to make a certain amount of "Klaxes" to proceed to the next wave, and sometime specify if it needs only horizontal, vertical, or diagonal ones.
PearlASE aims to achieve a maximum score on 100 waves of the game.
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and then, 33 years later, is time for Klax to see the future of TASing.
reviewing the sound directions and watching orientation nexus style stacking, goal rythmics.
work class synchronicity
all in one "forget that was a secret work direction need"?
tile waves🎶
This TAS truly shows how far Klax can be pushed when you know how to work with the tiles and very specific patterns, I was always curious as to how many Klaxes could be made in a single move (in this case, 024) and the fact that there is an Overflow glitch that can be executed on Wave 0I00 makes me happy to know that there are still tactics and secrets about this game that some of us are only now discovering; wishfully the run refuels some interest in the game, I've played it on and off since the Summer of 2005 and it is still a personal favourite to pick up and go at for a few hours, it was essential to the Match 03 subgenre when it came out in I990 and the Arcade version truly deserves more attention than it gets at times that I hope it'll get a sequel eventually. (:
[TAS] Arcade Klax "maximum score" by PearlASE in 2:05:24.60
TASVideosChannel
24,412 views
This is a tool-assisted speedrun. For more information, see https://tasvideos.org/5079M
TAS originally published on 2023-02-10
Klax is an arcade puzzle video game developed by Atari. It is essentially a Tic-Tac-Toe game with tiles, where the player must match up similar colored tiles either vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. Each wave requires the player to make a certain amount of "Klaxes" to proceed to the next wave, and sometime specify if it needs only horizontal, vertical, or diagonal ones.
PearlASE aims to achieve a maximum score on 100 waves of the game.