Moraff’s Stones for DOS is a 1993 puzzle game by Steve Moraff, blending elements of Tetris and Mahjong. Players match colorful tiles (or “stones”) to clear the board and score points, with increasingly complex patterns and faster gameplay as levels progress. Its simple controls, addictive mechanics, and hypnotic challenge made it a popular shareware title in the ’90s, standing out among Moraff’s growing catalog of unique, brain-teasing DOS games.
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1992
DOS
Retail
Each game uses different controls, most DOS games use the keyboard arrows. Some will use the mouse.
