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/ Genres / Action / Squarez Deluxe! / Play in browser

Squarez Deluxe! - Play Online

DOS - 1993

For small DOS games like Squarez Deluxe!, you can play online immediately with your browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, Opera...). This feature is experimental, the game may not work properly.

Warning: game save should work, but you should try it early! Also, be careful to select the right game executable in the list above.

Comments and reviews

Whiterabbit-uk aka Stephen Brown 18 Apr. 2026

I had a demo of this sometime in the 1990's and loved it. I'd been addicted to Tetris years before via the gameboy version. When I got a free demo of Squarez via one of the gaming magazines, it was on a floppy disk; and, I loved it.

Sadly, I never got around to buying the full game, and for years, couldn't remember the name of the game. Oddly, it came to me earlier this month out of the blue, just before I posted my last message regarding the online version not working.

The plethora of power ups that either helped or hindered your progress, for example the pink splooge power up caused your pieces to get stuck, the acid one, on the other hand, allowed you to destroy splooges or stuck pieces.

It's a Brilliant version of Tetris and much more interesting. Especially as you also play against an AI opponent.

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Whiterabbit-uk aka Stephen Brown 06 Apr. 2026

The online version keeps failing to load. Can an admin look into it as I've not played this game in nearly 30 years. Was so pleased to find it here. I had forgotten the name of the game and for some reason, while commenting on a breakout game, the name came to me, even though I wasn't specifically thinking about it. Weird, but great. If you can't fix the online version, I'll just have to reinstall DOSBox and play it that way.

Thank you

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