Alright, so Tetris 64 is basically classic Tetris but with that weird late-'90s N64 energy. You’ve got your usual falling blocks, but then there’s this bizarre bio-sensor mode where—get this—your heart rate affects the game speed. It’s gimmicky, but kind of hilarious when you’re sweating over a near-miss and suddenly the blocks start dropping faster.

Visually, it’s got that early 3D look—chunky, bright, and a little awkward—but the core gameplay is still solid. The music’s got that synth-heavy vibe, like someone remixed the original theme in a basement. If you’re a Tetris purist, you might roll your eyes at the extras, but it’s a fun novelty for a couch session with friends. Just don’t expect it to replace your Game Boy version.