really puts the Tetris in CBT. if you're familiar with TGM 1 and 2, you might think "oh I have a hold feature now and a 3 next piece preview? how hard could it possibly be?"
Yes.
if you want some perspective on how difficult it is to master this game, this game has a ranking system that grades you based on how well you play overall. the highest grade you can get, Grandmaster rank, has only been achieved by 13 people.
on the "fuck you" difficulty called shirase, the game starts at max gravity, will duplicate your bottom row so your stack is constantly getting taller, changes the colours of your tetris pieces so they're harder to tell what piece they are in your peripheral vision, and makes you play tetris in an extremely small playing field at max gravity.
only play this if you enjoy hating tetris or want a good excuse to get mad at something
Yes.
if you want some perspective on how difficult it is to master this game, this game has a ranking system that grades you based on how well you play overall. the highest grade you can get, Grandmaster rank, has only been achieved by 13 people.
on the "fuck you" difficulty called shirase, the game starts at max gravity, will duplicate your bottom row so your stack is constantly getting taller, changes the colours of your tetris pieces so they're harder to tell what piece they are in your peripheral vision, and makes you play tetris in an extremely small playing field at max gravity.
only play this if you enjoy hating tetris or want a good excuse to get mad at something