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Topic	The Board 8 Discord #sports Chat Ranks Their Top 100 Respective Games
MrSmartGuy 01/15/21 4:48:48 PM #458:	#62 - Tetris Effect (PC, 2018) Tetris Effect is not so much a game, but an experience. You are still moving tetrominoes down a grid and clearing lines, but thats not what you will be focusing on when playing. There are about 30 levels to play through, as you take in the visuals surrounding the grid. Tetris Effect will take you through the sea, onto the moon, and through the sky in a hot air balloon. While it does this, it will play some chill music and flash pretty colors and particles in your face. When you move the pieces, little sound bytes will play that sync up with the music. In some of the other levels, the music will ramp up in volume and really test your Tetris capabilities by turning up the speed on you to a crazy level. At the end, it culminates in an absolutely gorgeous display that uses several of the levels visuals, while the most beautiful song plays in the background. If you have a means to play the game in VR, it really enhances all the aspects of the game to an even more absurd degree. Im not ashamed to say that this game has made me cry. Several times, in fact. A somewhat large handful of games have accomplished that feat, but most, if not all of the others to do so have done it through a sad story, or a particularly overwhelming moment. Tetris Effect is the only one to do so only through emotional sensory overload. Theres no story or driving force behind making this game stick in my mind, but it is still a game I will likely never forget. --- Xbox GT/PSN name/Nintendo ID: TatteredUniform http://www.scuffletown.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/tRBE1.gif <cite>MrSmartGuy posted [p:949539624] in The Board ... [t:79208627]...</cite> <quote>#62 - Tetris Effect (PC, 2018) Tetris Effect is not so much a game, but an experience. You are still moving tetrominoes down a grid and clearing lines, but thats not what you will be focusing on when playing. There are about 30 levels to play through, as you take in the visuals surrounding the grid. Tetris Effect will take you through the sea, onto the moon, and through the sky in a hot air balloon. While it does this, it will play some chill music and flash pretty colors and particles in your face. When you move the pieces, little sound bytes will play that sync up with the music. In some of the other levels, the music will ramp up in volume and really test your Tetris capabilities by turning up the speed on you to a crazy level. At the end, it culminates in an absolutely gorgeous display that uses several of the levels visuals, while the most beautiful song plays in the background. If you have a means to play the game in VR, it really enhances all the aspects of the game to an even more absurd degree. Im not ashamed to say that this game has made me cry. Several times, in fact. A somewhat large handful of games have accomplished that feat, but most, if not all of the others to do so have done it through a sad story, or a particularly overwhelming moment. Tetris Effect is the only one to do so only through emotional sensory overload. Theres no story or driving force behind making this game stick in my mind, but it is still a game I will likely never forget. --- Xbox GT/PSN name/Nintendo ID: TatteredUniform http://www.scuffletown.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/tRBE1.gif</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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