Neil writes: "At the end of the day, Tetris Effect: Connected on Xbox is just Tetris. It’s the game we’ve all played a million times over, it’s a game we all know like the back of our hand, and it’s a game in which we can rack up the highest of highscores with our eyes closed. And that, that feel of familiarity, is quite possibly the only thing that is holding Connected back from utter greatness. Yes this version looks great, it plays brilliantly, it sounds awesome, and it could well be the best Tetris experience yet, but at the end of the day it’s still Tetris... yet it is still as stupidly addictive as it ever was."
Tetris Effect: Connected is getting a physical PS5 and PSVR 2 version soon from Limited Run Games, in Standard and Collectors editions.
The PlayStation Brahs:
"Tetris. The name that everyone knows and may be one of the games that more people have played has been around for decades that had spanned books, video documentaries, and films.
Now Tetris Effect: Connected is on the PS VR2. How does it 'stack' up to the PS VR1 version?"
"spanned books, video documentaries, and films" - don't forget science (The Tetris Effect was a study that described seeing things in your mind's eye long after you've finished a repeated activity, like when you play too much Tetris and all you can see when you close your eyes is the falling blocks!) and music (there was a cool club adaptation of the theme tune a few decades back!).
Great game - the best Tetris by miles in my opinion, and this is comfortably the best version.
NAG: If you’re on the fence about whether or not the PSVR 2 changes enough to make the cost of buying the game or upgrading worthwhile I can tell you without a doubt the answer is yes.
Tetris Effect: Connected for the PSVR 2, is the culmination of everything players loved about the game with visuals so stunning it's impossible not to appreciate it, even if Tetris isn't for you.
