Blocks falling through a downpour of stars and music, until you lose track of the time.

On gut feeling, no criterion, the community lands it right in the average. But the detail clearly maps out where it shines, even if several criteria rest on very few votes and stay to be confirmed. Sound and art direction race ahead, past more than 80% of games: that is the whole bet of this version, turning Tetris into an audiovisual show. Desert island and fun follow, above average. The contrast comes from connection, low, ahead of only a quarter of games, and from rediscovery, just as low. The tension is right there: you admire it for what it does to your senses, but you bond with it less like a story you keep inside you.

Against classic Tetris, dry and functional, this edition bets everything on sensory, almost meditative emotion, plus a brand new co-op mode.

So, who is it for? For you if you want a hypnotic puzzle carried by sound and light, alone or with others. A lot less if you are after a game to bond with for the long run, beyond the thrill of the moment.