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akouzoukos.com is the personal projects site of the developer akouzoukos. It is not a store, blog, or game portal; it is a small showcase page where the developer lists games he has built. The site currently highlights two projects: Apotris, a free block-stacking game in the Tetris genre, and Scrolls of Fire, a roguelike dungeon crawler for the Game Boy Advance (GBA).
What the Site Offers
The page is organized around a single "My Projects" section. Each entry names a game and gives a one-line description of what it is.
| Project | What it is | Platform / availability noted on the site |
|---|---|---|
| Apotris | A free block-stacking game in the same genre as Tetris, with responsive controls and extensive customization | Playable on the site; also available as a GBA ROM |
| Scrolls of Fire | A roguelike dungeon crawler | GBA |
Apotris
Apotris is the headline project. According to the site description, it is a free block-stacking game in the Tetris genre, and its selling points are responsive controls and "tons of customization." Two ways to play are mentioned: in the browser (the site invites visitors to "Play Apotris!") and as a GBA ROM. If you are looking for a Tetris-style game you can try without installing anything, this is the entry to start with. If you prefer original GBA hardware or an emulator, the ROM option is the relevant one.
Scrolls of Fire
Scrolls of Fire is described as a roguelike dungeon crawler for the GBA. The site gives only this short description, so details such as release status, download links, or gameplay specifics are not stated on the page itself. Treat it as a second project to explore rather than a fully documented product.
Who This Site Is For
- Players looking for a free Tetris-like game — Apotris is the direct fit, playable in the browser or as a GBA ROM.
- GBA and retro handheld enthusiasts — both listed projects target or are available for the GBA.
- People curious about the developer's work — the site functions as a compact portfolio of akouzoukos's games.
What to Keep in Mind
The site is a project showcase, not a commercial storefront. The page evidence does not list prices, accounts, or payment options; Apotris is described as free, while no pricing information is given for Scrolls of Fire. Descriptions are brief, so for anything beyond the one-line summaries — controls, modes, download instructions, or version history — you will need to follow the individual project links from the site rather than rely on the landing page alone.