To mix Rez Infinite and Tetris is possibly one of the best development decisions in gaming history. We all already know how great Tetris is on its own, so I won’t get into that. But what sets this apart from the other versions is its visuals and audio. Particles bloom and explode as you clear lines, sound effects will play as you move pieces around the board, sounding like it matches the song in the background, your eyes will focus on the play area as the background is zoned out and hypnotizes you subliminally. Haptic feedback will register the kick drum in the bottom of the controller and the snare in the triggers, creating this sense of tactility to the music. Everything comes together to make this experience borderline transcendental, and my only gripe is the lag I experienced during some of the more graphically-intensive levels. Tetris is probably the worst possible game to have lag in, especially on some of the final levels where one frame-rate drop can result in irreversible mistakes. If this game had no lag and a slightly more impactful ending, it would truly be a masterpiece.

La historia es increible. Gráficamente espectacular. El sonido maravilloso.
El tema del gameplay está bien pero a mi el tema puzles no me llama la atención.
El combate está bien planteado pero no llega a sentirse fluido cuando hay mas de 20 enemigos.
Senua es un personaje increible.

Todos deberían de jugar a este juego.