Okay, so Tetris 2 on SNES is basically classic Tetris but with a weird little twist—now you’re matching colors, not just clearing lines. At first, I was like, "Wait, why are these blocks half-red, half-blue?" but after a few rounds, it clicks. The pressure’s still there—blocks pile up fast—but now you’ve gotta think about color combos too.

The music’s got that same SNES charm, all bouncy and upbeat, and the blocks have this satisfying clunk when they land. It’s not as brutally fast as the original, which makes it a bit friendlier for casual play, but don’t get too comfortable—later levels will wreck you if you’re not paying attention. And yeah, the nostalgia hits hard, especially if you grew up with that chunky SNES controller in your hands.

Honestly, it’s a solid spin on the formula, even if purists might side-eye the color-matching gimmick. Give it a shot if you’re tired of regular Tetris but still want that same "just one more try" itch.