GAME DETAILS Experience Tetris like never before! Tetris Party is a deceptively simple, totally addictive puzzle game that is sure to keep you and all of your friends and family entertained for hours on end. The WiiWare game features ten never-before-seen single-player and multiplayer variations of Tetris, including Field Climber, Stage Racer, Shadow, and Wii Balance Board-enabled modes. Several of the modes give users the chance to take advantage of the unique point-and-shoot capabilities of the Wii Remote controller.
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Tetris but with a bunch of extra junk thrown in for when you're bored. Never cared that much for this one.
Enough modes and content to keep you busy. I enjoyed it very much along with Tetris DS
Tetris Party has some of the best Tetris modes ever.
In "Shadow", you have to fill in a silhouette by carefully placing Tetriminos to fit the exact shape. At the end, you're graded on accuracy, so any pieces that jut out past the shape will count against you. It's one of my favorite puzzle games I've ever played.
In "Stage Racer", you guide a Tetrimino through a course, avoiding obstacles and stumbling blocks.
In "Field Climber", a tiny little stick guy climbs your stacks of blocks, and you have to create stairs so he can get to the top of the screen without crushing him.
There's even a "Beginners Tetris" mode with simplified blocks for little kids to practice on! Tetris Party might not have the flashy aesthetics of Tetris Effect, but I consider it the best Tetris game to own because of its fantastic and diverse modes. This is definitely worth your time if you're a Tetris fan!
In "Shadow", you have to fill in a silhouette by carefully placing Tetriminos to fit the exact shape. At the end, you're graded on accuracy, so any pieces that jut out past the shape will count against you. It's one of my favorite puzzle games I've ever played.
In "Stage Racer", you guide a Tetrimino through a course, avoiding obstacles and stumbling blocks.
In "Field Climber", a tiny little stick guy climbs your stacks of blocks, and you have to create stairs so he can get to the top of the screen without crushing him.
There's even a "Beginners Tetris" mode with simplified blocks for little kids to practice on! Tetris Party might not have the flashy aesthetics of Tetris Effect, but I consider it the best Tetris game to own because of its fantastic and diverse modes. This is definitely worth your time if you're a Tetris fan!