Once you get the basics down, you can practice complex moves and strategies like hyper-tapping, tucking, and spinning to really step your game up.
All of this requires a masterful balancing act between leaving room to maneuver and utilizing the line pieces to score. To get better at Tetris, you need to master the essentials of maintaining a mound, leaving a well open, and scoring a Tetris by clearing 4 rows at once. The key to mastering any version of Tetris lies in a few areas: creating foundational knowledge for how Tetris works, learning the basic strategy behind good Tetris play, and practicing advanced strategies to become better. It was a mode where thought and strategy were needed far more than just brute power and t-spins. The game doesn’t allow for really high-speed play, and on top of this I spent most of my time on 4-player with items, where targeting and random bulls could frequently screw you over. We spoke with Jonas Neubauer, seven-time winner of the Classic Tetris World Championship, to help you get your skills in order. I started playing Tetris seriously on Tetris DS in 2006. Unless you’re a Tetris champion, this journey has probably been a difficult one for you.
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Whether you first started playing the game on your IBM PC in 1987, 2018’s dazzling Tetris Effect, or the battle royale-esque Tetris 99 you’ve likely spent hours trying to master how to get all of the game’s blocks, or tetrominoes, in place. Tetris has epitomized the “easy to learn difficult to master” design principle for over 30 years.
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