Discover Tetris the Grand Master 4: Absolute Eye – Exclusive First Details, Gameplay Insights, and Stunning Screenshots!

ARIKA has just launched the Steam page for Tetris the Grand Master 4: Absolute Eye. This page showcases fresh footage, details, and exciting screenshots. While a release was initially teased for the end of March, the latest update simply states that the game will be “coming soon.”

Here’s a quick look at what Tetris the Grand Master 4: Absolute Eye is all about, as shared on its Steam page:

Game Overview

The first Tetris the Grand Master game hit arcades in August 1998, quickly winning the hearts of players. It was thrilling and addictive.

Following that, Tetris the Absolute: The Grand Master 2 launched in 2000, and Tetris the Grand Master 3: Terror Instinct followed in 2005. Now, after 20 years, Tetris the Grand Master 4: Absolute Eye is finally coming to Steam.

This new installment promises a richer and more strategic experience, perfect for Tetris veterans. It introduces fresh modes that push your skills to the max, demanding careful strategy and quick reflexes.

Don’t worry if you’re new to Tetris. There are beginner-friendly modes too, and the game is so charming that you’ll want to keep playing.

Music for the game is crafted by Shinji Hosoe, a well-known name in the Tetris the Grand Master series. His energizing soundtracks elevate the gaming experience and help you stay focused.

*Players can enjoy local competitions against friends.

Game Modes

Let’s break down the various game modes in Tetris the Grand Master 4: Absolute Eye:

• Marathon – A classic mode where you aim for the highest score.
  • Operation Type: Standard.
• Normal – Speed is key here, as you race to clear lines as quickly as possible.
  • Operation Type: Tetris the Grand Master.
• Asuka – Designed for intermediate players, Tetriminos drop at high speed. Use the rewind feature to correct your moves.
• Master – A tough challenge for advanced players. Max speed from the start pushes your Tetris skills to the limit.
• Konoha – Big blocks dominate this mode. Achieving an All Clear unlocks cute bonus illustrations that you can view in the Konoha Character Gallery.
• Shiranui – Compete against CPU opponents. Defeating them unlocks new levels, and the difficulty increases as you climb tiers.

Check out the gameplay footage below. More screenshots are available in the gallery.

Marathon Gameplay

Konoha Gameplay

Normal Gameplay

Master Gameplay

Asuka Gameplay