Tetris Forever

I went in expecting a straightforward retro collection and walked out genuinely moved by how much thought Digital Eclipse poured into this. Tetris Forever isn't just emulated ROMs in a menu; it's a curated tour through the franchise's evolution, from the original 1984 Game Boy release through modern iterations. You get playable versions spanning decades, but the real draw is the documentary-style framing: developer commentary, archival footage, and context that explains why each version mattered. The presentation feels like a museum catalogue brought to life. The gameplay variety keeps things fresh. Classic Tetris plays exactly how you remember, while licensed and regional variants show how the formula adapted across platforms and markets. Where it stumbles is pacing, not everything included holds equal weight, and some obscure versions feel included for completeness rather than fun. Still, for anyone who's spent hours on Tetris across any era, this is the definitive retrospective. It's reverent without being dull, packed without feeling bloated.

Alex · Scout Team

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