So, Tetris 2—yeah, it’s not the Tetris you remember. Instead of just clearing lines, you’re matching colors. Same falling blocks, but now you’ve got to connect three or more of the same color to make them disappear. It’s weirdly satisfying in its own way, though I still panic when the screen fills up.

At first, I kept trying to build neat rows out of habit, but nope—that won’t save you here. The blocks stack up fast, and if you don’t plan ahead, you’ll end up with a mess of mismatched colors. The music’s still that classic Tetris vibe, just with a slightly different puzzle twist. Not bad for a weird little sequel.