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Puyo Puyo Tetris

Name: Comprehensive Review and Analysis of Puyo Puyo Tetris
Item: Puyo Puyo Tetris
Author: MonsterCritic Editorial Team

2014

GenresAction, Comedy, Side View Perspective, Puzzle and Logic, Strategy, Single Player, Multiplayer

AvailableDec 4, 2014

PlatformPC, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, PlayStation 4

DeveloperSonic Team

Overview

"Two puzzle game juggernauts collide as Tetris, one of the largest-selling and recognized brands in gaming history, and Puyo Puyo from SEGA have combined to create a fun-to-play, fast-paced, competitive party game like no other! The game has tons of different styles of gameplay – from the single-player Adventure and Challenge modes to the ferocious competition of the up-to-four player Arcade modes. There's plenty of Tetris/Puyo variety, even an in-game Shop where players can unlock new characters, new skins for Puyos and Tetriminos, new backgrounds and more."

Elsewhere

6.8

Game analysis

Monster Scorecard

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Story and Narrative

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TL;DR

Critics are divided on Puyo Puyo Tetris' story mode—praised for its quirky humor and character-driven charm, but panned for excessive dialogue, a nonsensical plot, and repetitive structure that prioritizes gameplay over substance.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR STORY

Story Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

12%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

67%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

21%

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the story and narrative.

The story mode of Puyo Puyo Tetris receives mixed but generally positive feedback from critics, with several highlighting its charm and engaging elements. Reviewers like IGN and Nintendo Enthusiast praise the narrative as "entertaining" and "cute," noting its light-hearted, anime-style approach to blending the Puyo Puyo and Tetris universes. The Adventure Mode is often described as a whimsical, character-driven experience, with some critics appreciating its humor and quirky dialogue—such as Cubed3 (PC), which called the writing "witty and genuinely funny," and GameSpot, which acknowledged the "absurd amount of dialogue" that can be skipped for convenience. Additionally, several reviewers, including Everyeye.it and Game Over Online, recognize the mode’s role in gradually introducing gameplay mechanics, serving as both a tutorial and a narrative framework. The story’s focus on character interactions and its ability to balance humor with simplicity is seen as a strength by some, particularly those who enjoy its playful tone. However, the majority of critics express significant dissatisfaction with the story mode, citing excessive dialogue, lackluster plotlines, and repetitive structure. Multiple outlets, including Game Informer and IGN Spain, describe it as "bland," "uninteresting," or "a waste of time," with many criticizing the overabundance of text and lengthy cutscenes that detract from gameplay. The narrative is frequently labeled as "nonsensical" (Post Arcade), "overly verbose" (IGN Italia), and "filler content" (Areajugones), with some reviewers, like Destructoid, noting that the story "talks too much about itself." Others, such as Metro GameCentral and PlayStation Universe, find the dialogue "inane" or "annoying," while App Trigger outright calls it "completely nonsense." The plot’s simplicity and lack of depth are recurring complaints, with critics like Eurogamer Italy and Vandal suggesting that the story serves more as a vehicle for gameplay challenges than a compelling narrative. Even when praised for its charm, the mode is often seen as secondary to the core puzzle mechanics. Overall, the consensus among critics leans toward a lukewarm reception, with the story mode being viewed as a polarizing element of Puyo Puyo Tetris. While some reviewers, like IGN and Nintendojo, appreciate its quirky charm and engaging character interactions, the majority find it overly long, verbose, and lacking in narrative substance. The Adventure Mode’s role as both a tutorial and a storytelling device is acknowledged, but its execution falls short for many, with critics like Game Informer and Destructoid emphasizing its inability to balance humor with coherence. Despite this, a few voices—such as Cubed3 (PC) and IGN—highlight moments of clever writing and replayability, suggesting that the story mode may appeal more to fans of the franchises or those who prioritize gameplay over narrative depth. Ultimately, while the story is not universally panned, its shortcomings in pacing, originality, and engagement dominate the critical discourse.

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story and narrative

Gameplay Mechanics

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Critics raved for Puyo Puyo Tetris’s bold fusion of puzzle icons, praising its chaotic yet cohesive blend of mechanics, diverse modes, and accessibility—though some called out clunky execution and a steep learning curve.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR GAMEPLAY

Gameplay Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

94%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the gameplay mechanics.

The majority of critics praised Puyo Puyo Tetris for its innovative blend of Tetris and Puyo Puyo mechanics, highlighting the game’s diverse modes and engaging gameplay. Reviewers like InsideGamer.nl and Impulsegamer emphasized the richness of the experience, noting how the game offers a variety of challenges, from competitive multiplayer to unique fusion modes that keep players entertained. Stevivor and EGM highlighted the accessibility for different skill levels, with tutorials catering to beginners and advanced players alike, while IGN and GameSpot celebrated the game’s ability to merge two iconic puzzle franchises into a cohesive yet dynamic experience. The inclusion of modes like Fusion, Swap, and Big Bang was frequently lauded for adding depth and variety, as noted by Switch Player and Hobby Consolas, who described the gameplay as both strategic and fast-paced. Critics also appreciated the balance between Tetris’s spatial logic and Puyo Puyo’s color-matching puzzles, with ZTGD noting that Tetris feels faithful to its roots while Puyo Puyo demands tactical thinking. However, some critics pointed out flaws in the game’s execution. COGconnected (PC) and Game Informer criticized the mechanics for feeling disjointed, arguing that the fusion of Tetris and Puyo Puyo didn’t always complement each other smoothly, leading to a frustrating experience. App Trigger and DarkZero mentioned the steep learning curve and confusing aspects of certain modes, such as Fusion, which some found intimidating for newcomers. Additionally, USgamer noted that while most modes were enjoyable, a few felt tedious or less frenetic compared to others. DualShockers acknowledged that controls could feel awkward at first, though they ultimately praised the game’s accessibility. These critiques, while significant, were often framed as minor drawbacks in an otherwise strong package. Overall, the consensus among critics was overwhelmingly positive, with most agreeing that Puyo Puyo Tetris successfully merges its two puzzle predecessors into a compelling and replayable experience. IGN, GameSpot, and Push Square highlighted the game’s ability to cater to both casual and competitive players, while Impulsegamer and Cubed3 praised its addictive gameplay and thoughtful design. Even critics with reservations, like COGconnected and Game Informer, acknowledged the effort behind the fusion of mechanics. The game’s variety of modes, strategic depth, and engaging challenges solidified its reputation as a standout entry in the puzzle genre, proving that the blend of Tetris and Puyo Puyo, despite some hiccups, was largely successful. As PlayStation LifeStyle noted, the game’s “chaotic fun” and “entertaining variations” made it a must-play for fans of both franchises.

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gameplay mechanics

Graphics and Visual Design

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Puyo Puyo Tetris dazzles with hyper-vibrant, candy-colored visuals that fuse Tetris’s classic simplicity with Puyo Puyo’s whimsy, earning praise for its infectious charm and nostalgic flair—though a few critics called out lifeless characters and uneven art styles.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR VISUALS

Visual Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

74%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

24%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the graphics and visual design.

The majority of reviewers praised Puyo Puyo Tetris for its vibrant, colorful, and visually engaging design, highlighting its ability to create an immersive and lively atmosphere. Critics like IGN and Game Over Online emphasized the game’s "sharp" and "bright colors," noting that the art style is both simple and effective, ensuring clarity during gameplay. The game’s candy-colored aesthetic, described as "ridiculously bright" by Gaming Age and "infectiously cute" by CGMagazine, aligns with the playful nature of puzzle games. Video Chums and 3DJuegos also noted the appeal of its clean graphics and manga-anime influences, while The Digital Fix celebrated the "cartoony graphics" and "fabulous voices," which elevate the experience beyond mere mechanics. The visual design’s ability to blend the distinct styles of Puyo Puyo and Tetris was frequently lauded, with Impulsegamer pointing out how it successfully channels the color schemes of both franchises. However, some critics raised minor concerns about specific aspects of the visuals. Video Chums criticized the "lifeless" appearance of the Puyos compared to earlier entries in the series, while GameOver.gr found the Adventure Mode’s visual style reminiscent of a "poorly made cartoon," potentially alienating older players. Additionally, Hardcore Gamer noted that the Switch version appeared "chunkier" than its PS4 counterpart, though this was framed as a technical limitation rather than a design flaw. Gamer.nl and Gamer.no mentioned that while the visuals were appealing, they weren’t the game’s strongest feature, with Gamer.nl stating the presentation wasn’t highlighted as a "strong point." These critiques suggest that while the art style is generally well-received, some felt it lacked depth or consistency in certain areas. Overall, the consensus among critics leans heavily toward appreciation for Puyo Puyo Tetris’s visual design, with its colorful, energetic aesthetic being a standout feature. IGN, GameSpot, and CGMagazine all emphasized how the game’s vibrant visuals enhance gameplay and create an inviting experience. While some reviewers pointed out minor flaws—such as the "lifeless" Puyos or the Adventure Mode’s cartoonish style—the majority viewed the graphics as a key strength, contributing to the game’s charm and appeal. The blend of Puyo Puyo’s whimsical design with Tetris’ classic simplicity was seen as a successful fusion, making the game visually distinctive. As SpazioGames noted, its "cartoonish design reminiscent of 90s Japanese animation" adds to the nostalgic and fun atmosphere, reinforcing the idea that the visuals are a core part of the game’s identity.

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graphics and visual design

Music and Sound Design

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Cheerful, nostalgic sound design with infectious retro-modern mixes and quirky voice work, but repetitive lines and grating tones undercut an otherwise lively, playful experience.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR SOUND DESIGN

Sound Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

30%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

65%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the music and sound design.

The sound design and music of Puyo Puyo Tetris are generally praised for their energetic, nostalgic, and immersive qualities. Many critics highlight the upbeat, cheerful soundtrack that blends retro charm with modern flair. For instance, Game Over Online notes the "cheerful and solid" soundtrack, while LaPS4 appreciates the remixed melodies from both Puyo Puyo and Tetris, including the iconic Tetris theme. CGMagazine praises the mix of "peppy techno and infectious pop," and Impulsegamer commends the MIDI-inspired tunes that pay homage to classic puzzle games while adding a modern twist. The voice acting, though varied in quality, is often seen as humorous or endearing—Game Over Online calls it "humorous and adds to the overall experience," while Nintendojo notes the music "blends well with gameplay." Even critics like Vandal acknowledge the appealing character voices and melodies, contributing to an "energetic atmosphere." However, several reviewers point out flaws in the sound design, particularly regarding repetitive or grating elements. DualShockers criticizes the "repetitive character voices during matches" that can become annoying over time, while Trusted Reviews and GamingTrend describe some voice lines as "grating" or "annoying," with repetitive phrases that detract from the experience. COGconnected (PC) goes further, calling the voice acting "painful" and a negative impact on the sound design. Others, like 3DJuegos (PC) and Hobby Consolas, note that while the audio is functional, it lacks standout qualities, with 3DJuegos stating it "does not reach outstanding levels." Additionally, some critics mention issues with English voice acting, such as EGM noting "strange" attack call-outs and GameOver.gr comparing the voices to "children's shows," which may not appeal to all players. Overall, the consensus leans positive, with most reviewers agreeing that the sound design and music enhance the game’s playful and fast-paced nature. While there are criticisms about repetitive voice work and occasional over-the-top delivery, the majority view the audio as a fitting complement to the gameplay. CGMagazine and Worth Playing highlight the balance between nostalgic and modern elements, while DarkZero praises the "lively remix" of iconic sounds. Despite some drawbacks, the music’s catchiness and energetic vibe—described as "sugar sweet" by Stevivor or "infectious" by ZTGD—seem to outweigh the negatives for most players. The mixed reception reflects a game that prioritizes charm and accessibility over technical innovation in its audio design, but still delivers an enjoyable auditory experience overall.

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music and sound design

Cheerful, nostalgic sound design with infectious retro-modern mixes and quirky voice work, but repetitive lines and grating tones undercut an otherwise lively, playful experience.

Voice Acting

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Puyo Puyo Tetris’ voice acting is a divisive mix of whimsical charm and grating repetition, with critics split between adoring its humor and energetic performances or bemoaning over-the-top delivery, bland lines, and technical flaws.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR VOICE ACTING

Acting Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

17%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

66%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

17%

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the voice acting.

The voice acting in Puyo Puyo Tetris receives generally positive reception from multiple reviewers, who highlight its charm, humor, and contribution to the game’s personality. Critics like COGconnected (PS4) and Game Over Online praise the unique character voices that enhance storytelling and gameplay, while IGN (PS4) notes the "snappy and silly dialogue" as entertaining. The Digital Fix emphasizes the fully voiced characters in story mode, and XGN highlights how voice acting adds engagement during Adventure Mode. CGMagazine and Nintendo Enthusiast commend the high-spirited performances and cute, funny delivery, respectively. Many reviewers also appreciate the comedic timing and witty writing, with PlaySense noting that emotional and occasionally comedic voices elevate the experience. These positives collectively underscore the voice acting as a standout feature for fans of the game’s lighthearted tone. However, several critics express dissatisfaction with the quality and execution of the voice acting. COGconnected (PC) describes it as "grating and poorly executed," while GamingTrend and Gamer.no criticize repetitive, irritating voices that detract from enjoyment. TheSixthAxis calls the delivery "horrifically over the top," and Trusted Reviews finds it "annoying." Others, like DualShockers, note some characters sound "bland," while Vooks acknowledges the effort but calls the Adventure mode voice acting "cringeworthy." Additionally, issues with repetition, inaudible dialogue due to sound effects (New Game Network), and limited voice options (Worth Playing) further highlight inconsistencies. The lack of Japanese voice tracks on some platforms (3DJuegos, Cubed3) is also a recurring critique, suggesting that while the English voicing is present, it falls short in certain aspects. The overall consensus reflects a mixed reception, with praise for the charm and humor of the voice acting contrasting sharply with criticisms of its quality and repetition. While many reviewers, including IGN (both PS4 and Switch) and Game Revolution, celebrate the lively performances and character chemistry, others like COGconnected (PC) and TheSixthAxis find it grating or overdone. The presence of multiple voice options and regional language support adds complexity, but not all critics are satisfied with the execution. Ultimately, the voice acting in Puyo Puyo Tetris is a polarizing element—celebrated by those who enjoy its whimsical tone but criticized by others for its repetitive nature and uneven delivery. This duality suggests that while it enhances the game’s personality for some, it may detract from the experience for others.

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voice acting

Technical Performance

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Puyo Puyo Tetris delivers solid cross-platform performance with standout online stability on PS4, PC adaptability, and Switch portability, though AI quirks, lingering bugs, and Joy-Con flaws temper its polish—yet overall, it’s a technically strong, accessible multiplayer hit.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE

Tech Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

63%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

38%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the technical performance.

The technical performance of Puyo Puyo Tetris across its platforms generally receives positive feedback, with notable strengths on each system. On PS4, critics like DualShockers and LaPS4 highlight smooth online play, quick matchmaking, and minimal loading times, while PlayStation Universe acknowledges competent performance despite occasional AI inconsistencies. For PC, 3DJuegos praises the customizable controls and stable performance, and Cubed3 notes that initial bugs were largely resolved through patches, enhancing the overall experience. On the Nintendo Switch, multiple reviewers—such as Atomix, Cubed3, and GameSpot—emphasize smooth gameplay with no lag or connection issues, while Eurogamer Italy and NintendoWorldReport commend its hardware efficiency and portability. The Switch’s versatility in docked and handheld modes is also praised by Game Revolution and Nintendo Life. However, platform-specific technical challenges persist. On PS4, COGconnected and PlayStation Universe point to erratic AI difficulty that can disrupt gameplay, while Hardcore Gamer notes visual compromises on the Switch compared to PS4. For PC, Cubed3 acknowledges lingering bugs despite improvements, and some critics like Multiplayer.it mention peripheral feedback issues affecting responsiveness. The Switch faces control-related critiques: EGM and New Game Network highlight Joy-Con precision problems, while Trusted Reviews and Stevivor note analog stick sensitivity flaws. Additionally, DarkStation and Everyeye.it report limited matchmaking opportunities and server stability concerns, though these are less pervasive than other issues. These drawbacks, while notable, do not overshadow the overall technical strengths of the game. The consensus among critics is largely positive, with most platforms delivering stable, polished experiences despite minor hiccups. The PS4 and PC versions excel in performance consistency, with PC’s adaptability and PS4’s online stability standing out. The Switch version impresses with its technical reliability and portability, though control quirks remain a sticking point for some players. While no platform is flawless—AI inconsistencies on PS4, lingering bugs on PC, and Joy-Con limitations on Switch—the overall reception underscores Puyo Puyo Tetris as a technically sound title that prioritizes accessibility and multiplayer functionality across all systems. Critics like 3DJuegos, Atomix, and Vooks particularly commend the game’s ability to maintain stability in online play, reinforcing its appeal as a cross-platform contender.

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technical performance

Replay Value

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Puyo Puyo Tetris thrives on its explosive replayability, blending chaotic puzzle action with endless modes, unlockables, and competitive fire—though its hybrid quirks may alienate purists.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR REPLAY VALUE

Replay Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

85%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

15%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the replay value.

The majority of critics praised Puyo Puyo Tetris for its strong replay value, emphasizing its diverse modes, unlockables, and competitive elements. Many highlighted the game’s variety of gameplay styles, such as Adventure mode, solo arcade challenges, and multiplayer options, which keep players engaged for extended periods. For instance, USgamer noted the “variety of Adventure, Solo Arcade, Local and Online Multiplayer Arcade modes” that provide ample content, while IGN pointed out six Challenge modes, five Arcade modes, and a 100-stage Adventure mode. EGM and Cubed3 both emphasized that the game’s competitive multiplayer and unlockable content encourage long-term play, with EGM stating it “offers enough content… to keep players busy for years.” Additionally, Nintendo Life and IGN Italia praised its accessibility and adaptability for both casual and dedicated players, noting that the mix of modes caters to different preferences. The inclusion of ranking systems, in-game currencies (like coins or credits), and customization options further enhances replayability, as highlighted by Impulsegamer and ZTGD. However, some critics pointed out limitations that could deter repeat play for certain audiences. COGconnected criticized the “frustrating nature” of the gameplay and the “poor merging of styles,” suggesting that the hybrid mechanics might not appeal to all players. Similarly, Twinfinite noted that once the story mode is completed and secret characters are unlocked, there’s “not much else to do,” though they acknowledged its appeal to fans of the two franchises. XGN mentioned that the absence of classic Tetris variants could limit interest for purists, while Game Informer observed that the modes lacked the “plentiful or unique” variety seen in other entries. Additionally, Gamer.no and Gaming Age noted that mastering all aspects of the game might be challenging, which could frustrate some players. These critiques suggest that while the game’s replay value is robust for many, its hybrid design and specific mechanics may not resonate with everyone. Overall, the consensus among critics was overwhelmingly positive, with most agreeing that Puyo Puyo Tetris delivers strong replayability through its extensive content and multiplayer focus. GameSpew and Post Arcade highlighted the game’s “high replay value” due to its diverse modes and family-friendly appeal, while DarkZero and Multiplayer.it emphasized its longevity for puzzle enthusiasts. Even critics with minor reservations, like COGconnected or Twinfinite, acknowledged that fans of Tetris and Puyo Puyo would find enough depth to justify repeated play. The game’s balance of solo and multiplayer options, combined with unlockables and competitive rankings, created a compelling package that kept players returning. As Nintendo Enthusiast noted, the “addictive, fast-paced, chaotic gameplay” and lively online community further solidified its replay value, making it a standout entry in the puzzle genre.

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replay value

Puyo Puyo Tetris thrives on its explosive replayability, blending chaotic puzzle action with endless modes, unlockables, and competitive fire—though its hybrid quirks may alienate purists.

Overall Verdict

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OVERALL SCORE DISTRIBUTION

Monster Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

81%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

19%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing all available reviews that scored and critiqued the game.

The overall reception of Puyo Puyo Tetris is overwhelmingly positive, with critics praising its ability to seamlessly merge two iconic puzzle franchises into a cohesive and engaging experience. Many reviewers highlighted the game’s vibrant presentation, extensive content, and variety of modes that cater to both casual and competitive players. IGN Spain noted its “addictive crossover experience,” while Metro GameCentral celebrated it as a “great version of both Puyo Puyo and Tetris” with a “wide range of modes.” The game’s charm extends to its multiplayer options, with Trusted Reviews and Impulsegamer emphasizing its appeal for local and online play. Additionally, the blend of classic mechanics with new twists, such as the humorous anime-style narrative mentioned by The Sydney Morning Herald and the robust online mode cited by God is a Geek, further solidified its reputation as a standout puzzle title. Critics like IGN (PS4) and Push Square also praised its accessibility for newcomers and depth for veterans, calling it a “beautifully presented” and “polished” experience. Despite these accolades, several critics pointed to notable flaws that detracted from the game’s overall appeal. The primary concern was the challenge of merging Puyo Puyo and Tetris mechanics, with COGconnected and Game Informer criticizing the “frustrating” gameplay due to uneven integration of the two styles. Metro GameCentral specifically called out the “unfair pricing” of the Switch version and a lackluster Fusion mode, while App Trigger highlighted the “high barrier to entry” and absence of a comprehensive tutorial. Some reviewers also noted issues with balance, such as IGN (Switch) mentioning “slight balance issues,” and PlayStation Universe pointing out problems with AI difficulty. Additionally, the verbose story mode and unnecessary campaign elements were critiqued by Areajugones, while Post Arcade acknowledged the game’s high price point despite its merits. These criticisms, though varied, collectively underscored areas where the game fell short of perfection. The consensus among critics is that Puyo Puyo Tetris is a highly enjoyable and innovative puzzle game that successfully bridges two beloved franchises. While some flaws exist, the majority viewed it as a must-play for fans of the genre. Destructoid called it “one of the best puzzle games,” while CGMagazine hailed it as “one of the best games of 2017” and a “treasure trove of content.” Push Square and PlayStation LifeStyle echoed this sentiment, emphasizing its “elegant fusion” and “essential puzzle game experience.” Even critics with reservations, such as IGN Italia (who noted a “verbose story mode”) and Game Informer (who critiqued the gameplay balance), acknowledged its strengths. The game’s extensive modes, replayability, and appeal to both casual and hardcore players created a strong overall impression, with many reviewers—like Worth Playing and Nintendojo—recommending it as a “must-have” or “wonderful game.” Ultimately, the critical reception reflects a game that, while not flawless, delivers an exceptional experience that resonates with puzzle enthusiasts.

TL;DR

Puyo Puyo Tetris is a vibrant, inventive puzzle masterpiece that flawlessly blends two iconic franchises, offering endless replayability, sleek multiplayer, and charming twists—though its clunky mechanics, steep learning curve, and pricey stance slightly tarnish an otherwise stellar experience.

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Reviews

110 reviews found

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Gaming Age

PlayStation 4

Apr 25, 2017

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The review overall praises Puyo Puyo Tetris, stating that it is worth the price for fans of the block dropping puzzle franchises and looking for a fun and fresh twist on the genre.

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CGMagazine

Nintendo Switch

Apr 28, 2017

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The game is praised for being one of the best puzzle games ever created and one of the best games of 2017. It is considered a treasure trove of content and a must-have for Nintendo Switch owners.

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Destructoid

Nintendo Switch

Apr 24, 2017

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Puyo Puyo Tetris is one of the best puzzle games, combining two mechanically sound puzzle philosophies. It is highly recommended.

ZTGD

Nintendo Switch

May 9, 2017

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The game is described as an amazingly quirky, colorful, and slightly nutty return of an old classic and his new best friend. It is praised for being great on the go and equally good on the big screen with friends.

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Switch Player

Nintendo Switch

May 31, 2017

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Puyo Puyo Tetris is a highly recommended game for puzzle enthusiasts, offering a delightful mash-up of gameplay styles and excellent multiplayer options, making it a must-have for the Switch.

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Push Square

PlayStation 4

Apr 27, 2017

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The review praises Puyo Puyo Tetris as a brilliant puzzle game that offers a fun multiplayer experience and enough depth to keep players engaged for a long time.

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Worth Playing

Nintendo Switch

May 26, 2017

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Puyo Puyo Tetris is a chaotic puzzle masterpiece that successfully blends two classic games, offering extensive modes and a high replay value, making it a must-have for puzzle game fans.

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NintendoWorldReport

Nintendo Switch

Apr 24, 2017

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Puyo Puyo Tetris is an excellent game on the Switch, combining fun gameplay, vibrant visuals, and strong multiplayer options, making it a must-play.

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PlayStation LifeStyle

PlayStation 4

Apr 24, 2017

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The review concludes that Puyo Puyo Tetris is a fantastic game that combines two of the best puzzle games and creates an essential puzzle game experience.

Hardcore Gamer

PlayStation 4

Apr 26, 2017

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Puyo Puyo Tetris is a highly enjoyable and addictive game that successfully merges two classic puzzle games, offering great value and fun for players of all skill levels.