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Tetris 99 is an online multiplayer puzzle game in the Tetris series. Developed by Arika and published by Nintendo, the game was released as a free download for Nintendo Switch in February 2019.
Blurb
Download the Tetris® 99 game for free!
The free to download online software, Tetris® 99, is available as a special offer for Nintendo Switch Online members. In large-scale, 99-player battles, it'll take speed, skill, and strategy to knock out the competition and become the last player standing. You can target opponents by sending them Garbage Blocks, but be careful…your rivals can target you back! Defeat opponents to acquire KO badges that may give you the advantage on future attacks. Survive the onslaught and look forward to upcoming online events!
Gameplay
Tetris 99 is a puzzle game in which 99 players compete against each other online to be the last player remaining. The game retains the basic gameplay of previous Tetris games, in which players must rotate and place Tetrominos so that they form complete lines to clear them from the screen. By clearing multiple lines, the player will send garbage blocks to other players. Players can use the right control stick to choose between focusing on attacking players who have more KOs, defending against attackers, attacking players who have mostly cleared boards, or targeting random players; alternatively, the player can use the left control stick to manually target another player.
From the main menu, players can also check their online statistics.
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References
- ↑ Nintendo Direct 2.13.2019. Nintendo (YouTube; February 13, 2019). Retrieved February 14, 2019.
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