Review Gogi 4/5 · Apr 10, 2021
Puyo Puyo Tetris
Really cool and fun puzzle game! I enjoy playing this with buds.
Puyo Puyo Tetris (2014)
Nintendo 3DS · Nintendo Switch · PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation 3 · PlayStation 4 · PlayStation Vita · Wii U · Xbox One
3.78 from 360 ratings
1043 members have it in their collection · 79 playing now · 223 backlogged · 131 wish listed
How long? Main story 9h · with extras 25h (from 5 logged playthroughs)
"Two puzzle game juggernauts collide as Tetris, one of the largest-selling and recognized brands in gaming history, and Puyo Puyo from SEGA have combined to create a fun-to-play, fast-paced, competitive party game like no other! The game has tons of different styles of gameplay – from the single-player Adventure and Challenge modes to the ferocious competition of the up-to-four player …
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"Two puzzle game juggernauts collide as Tetris, one of the largest-selling and recognized brands in gaming history, and Puyo Puyo from SEGA have combined to create a fun-to-play, fast-paced, competitive party game like no other! The game has tons of different styles of gameplay – from the single-player Adventure and Challenge modes to the ferocious competition of the up-to-four player Arcade modes. There's plenty of Tetris/Puyo variety, even an in-game Shop where players can unlock new characters, new skins for Puyos and Tetriminos, new backgrounds and more."
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Details
- Developers
- Sonic Team
- Publishers
- Sega
- Genres
- Arcade, Puzzle, Strategy
- Themes
- Action, Kids
- Franchises
- Puyo Puyo, Tetris
- Series
- Puyo Puyo Tetris
- Event
- PC Gaming Show 2018
- Steam
- View on Steam
Release dates
- Feb 06, 2014 (Full Release) (Japan) Nintendo 3DS, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita, Wii U
- Dec 04, 2014 (Full Release) (Japan) PlayStation 4, Xbox One
- Mar 03, 2017 (Full Release) (Japan) Nintendo Switch
- Apr 24, 2017 (Full Release) (North_America) Nintendo Switch
- Apr 25, 2017 (Full Release) (North_America) PlayStation 4
- Apr 28, 2017 (Full Release) (Europe) Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4
- Apr 28, 2017 (Full Release) (Worldwide) Nintendo Switch
- Feb 27, 2018 (Full Release) (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)
Related
Bundled in
- Puyo Puyo Tetris S (Mar 2017) · NSW
- 2 Hits Pack: Sonic Forces/Puyo Puyo Tetris (Jan 2018) · NSW
Rating distribution
5 stars
63
4 stars
170
3 stars
112
2 stars
14
1 star
1
Community All Reviews Statuses
Status internpepper Nov 12, 2020
The amount of gimmicks in Story Mode kind of brought my thoughts down, but overall I liked the various modes of Tetris and Puyo Puyo.
Status filmbeats Nov 12, 2019
I've played the first five acts of Adventure mode so far and I've enjoyed most of the cheesy story and characters way more than expected. The jokes are pretty generic but the voice acting really sells it. Some characters, however, do become a bit annoying when hearing them multiple times so It's better when you take a few breaks rather …
Read moreI've played the first five acts of Adventure mode so far and I've enjoyed most of the cheesy story and characters way more than expected. The jokes are pretty generic but the voice acting really sells it. Some characters, however, do become a bit annoying when hearing them multiple times so It's better when you take a few breaks rather than blow through quickly but the gameplay challenges will make you want to keep going. The challenges are varied although I feel the second to last level in most acts have an extreme difficulty spike. I also find Puyo Puyo harder than Tetris but that's probably due to familiarity. I already knew how to play Puyo Puyo in a basic sense but wasn't aware of the importance of chaining. To get three stars in some of the Puyo Puyo challenges you really need to be able to make chains greater than 2. I still haven't quite figured out how to do chains consistently. The game did force me to at least try. I have not tried any competitive modes. There are probably individual versions of these games that exceed what you get in this game but having never played them I am completely satisfied with this game's renditions of Puyo Puyo and Tetris. But I hate the fusion of the two.
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Review paranoodle 2/5 · Oct 13, 2018
this game is for people smarter than me
i keep coming back to this game having somehow convinced myself that i'm going to like it, and every time i'm proven wrong in short order. mostly by failing the tutorial levels several times in a row until i turn off my console and lie down and cry.
outside that it looks like a fun game but i will edit …
i keep coming back to this game having somehow convinced myself that i'm going to like it, and every time i'm proven wrong in short order. mostly by failing the tutorial levels several times in a row until i turn off my console and lie down and cry.
outside that it looks like a fun game but i will edit my review to match that if i ever actually clear the tutorial.
Review tylerisrandom 4/5 · Aug 17, 2017
A fun and varied presentation of two beloved puzzle franchises. If you dig either of these games and don't yet have a version for the platform you're considering (I played on Switch), you'll probably get what you want out of this title.
I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed the "Adventure" mode. Challenges varied enough to hold my …
A fun and varied presentation of two beloved puzzle franchises. If you dig either of these games and don't yet have a version for the platform you're considering (I played on Switch), you'll probably get what you want out of this title.
I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed the "Adventure" mode. Challenges varied enough to hold my interest till the credits rolled (and in bonus stages thereafter), and they do a good job of introducing increasingly advanced concepts. I feel I'm better at both games having played it.
It's got some flaws, though.
That aforementioned "Adventure" mode is overstuffed with completely superfluous story elements. Games like Paper Mario prove that it's possible to convey entertaining, lighthearted elements via text alone, but the characters and dialogue here are a snore-fest. Thankfully, you can skip these segments entirely with the push of a button.
The interface is also kinda odd, especially if you're a Tetris fan, since it tends to get second or even third billing in comparison to the Puyo Puyo and Fusion modes. If you're here primarily for Tetris, this is a better presentation of it than Tetris Axis on 3DS, but probably worse than Tetris DS.