Tetris Effect Is Sony’s First E3 Countdown Announcement

Anyway, Tetris Effect looks like more of the same, which is awesome!

Mr. Mizuguchi didn't disclose a release date for the game, perhaps Sony is saving that for E3. That's not the case anymore. Even recently, with TG user Alex Holbrook maxed out the score on the Game Boy version of the game.

But, you know, Tetris is still pretty good and timeless and all that.

The game will feature at least 30 mesmerizing stages, complete with stunning art, enchanting music, uniquely styled blocks, and even animated backgrounds that react to the player's actions-all created to maximize the Tetris Effect.

The trailer you can see above was made with in-game assets, so you can get a real sense of how the action will unfold. Hand it over to Tetsuya Mizuguchi! The resulting experience was wholly unlike anything that had come before it in 2001, save perhaps for "Tetris". The Tetriminos even join in by pulsating in time to the music.

Thought #89: I need to live a state where weed is legal by the time this game comes out.

Rather than take place on a basic 2D plane like the majority of Tetris spinoffs, Tetris Effect puts you in a living world that changes based on how you're playing.

The heart of the model, however, lies the usual Tetris, but the sound looks much better than the legendary predecessor.

The trailer for the game which you can watch below is a little odd but it points towards a puzzle game that offers a brand new take on Tetris.

Ultimately, Tetris is still all about falling blocks, and "Tetris Effect" is no different.source Enchance, Inc. He served as producer for puzzle games like Meteos and Lumines and has also worked on music-driven titles like Space Channel 5 and Rez.

The game will have more than 30 levels and each element, including the background, audio, visual effects, as well as the Tetris blocks, will "pulse, dance, shimmer, make music, explode, etc.in flawless sync" with how one is playing.