Tetris Forever

Гра віків. Вона знову і знову покоряє ігрові платформи. Гадаю ще не одне покоління гейзерів втрачатиме лік часу граючи в цю гру

The format created by Digital Eclipse where a story is presented in an interactive way and games are included is really good and works for many sagas and franchises. However, I think this is not one of them.Like many others said, the selection of games is severely lacking. A "definitive" Tetris collection without GB or NES Tetris is not definitive. And someone may say "oh but this was a licensing issue, it's not like they didn't want to add it", but that's precisely my point: if you don't have the rights to these games, should you think about doing a collection like this in the first place? Because it really seems like they tried to fill that void with other games that yes, are neat, but not actually fun to play for more than 5 minutes. But hey, you still have the videos, interviews and footage. The problem is that they aren't good. I found myself going back several times in the timeline because there are so many people, companies and rights involved that I was struggling to remember "who owned this company and what did it do?". And that's a storytelling problem that made me abandon Tetris Forever from part 4 **** only that but also a lot of the story is told by Henk Rogers who's not precisely the most objective source in this matter. So the collection of games included is lackluster and the interviews don't give you a clear and objective picture of what happened with Tetris throughout the years. It fails on the two most basic points it set out to be. And for that I sadly can't recommend it to anyone.