Tetris Forever Compiles Over 15 Versions in Digital Eclipse's Latest Documentary Game | Push Square
Digital Eclipse has unveiled the list of playable games in its upcoming compilation title, Tetris Forever.
Celebrating one of the most popular and prolific video games of all time, this is the latest in the developer's Gold Master Series of interactive documentaries. Working with the Tetris Company, Digital Eclipse's latest effort brings together 15+ games, some of which are making their debut outside of Japan in this collection.
The list is as follows:
Additionally, Tetris Time Warp is an all-new version developed by Digital Eclipse; it will swap between numerous Tetris games at certain intervals while you're playing, changing the rules and gameplay on the fly.
As well as all the games, this has an interactive timeline full of video features, photos, old advertisements, and much more.
It sounds like it's in line with other recent games from Digital Eclipse; Atari 50, The Making of Karateka, and Llamasoft: The Jeff Minter Story are fantastic, and Tetris Forever sounds like another great history lesson.
There's still no exact date, but it's still planned to release in 2024, so it can't be far off now. Are you excited to check this one out? Drop blocks in the comments section below.
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Great for the collectors but once you've played Tetris Effect or Tetris 99 nothing else will compare
Always enjoy Tetris!
@Member_the_game As a once through experience nothing beats the elation of Tetris Effect. Pure gaming synesthesia. But I still swear for pure replay value the pack-in Game Boy Tetris is still the most addictive for «just one more run». Sadly that's not in here either
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