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Our take
If you're into puzzle games, Puyo Puyo Tetris 2S hits a sweet spot, blending two beloved franchises with solid mechanics. The charm and addictiveness of the gameplay are apparent, but at $39.99, it might feel a bit steep for those already familiar with the formula. Still, new players will find plenty to enjoy.
Quick matches keep the adrenaline pumping, but much of this feels like an extension rather than a sequel. Both the Tetris and Puyo Puyo elements are polished, capitalizing on familiar mechanics. However, there’s a lack of real innovation to separate it significantly from its predecessor. Performance-wise, the Switch 2 version runs well but does suffer from some sporadic frame drops when the action heats up in handheld mode. The design choices, particularly the character animations, add a delightful touch that would appeal to newcomers. Multiplayer is where it works well, with local and online options feeling snappy and responsive. Ultimately, if you’re a puzzle aficionado, there’s enough here to warrant a look, but veterans might feel like they’ve seen it all.
Pros
- Fluid cross-play between Puyo Puyo and Tetris modes, making for varied gameplay.
- Charming character designs and animations that bring personality to each match.
- Enhanced multiplayer modes that support both local and online play smoothly.
Cons
- No major innovations over the previous version, leaving some players wanting more.
- Occasional frame drops in handheld mode, especially during intense matches.
- Limited single-player content might not justify the price for solo players.
Players switch between Puyo Puyo and Tetris in a fast-paced puzzle showdown. Clear lines or chains to send garbage blocks to your opponent. The new Skill Battles introduce character abilities, adding a strategic layer to the classic gameplay. Team up with friends or challenge the world in the revamped multiplayer modes.
On Switch 2
On Switch 2, the game performs admirably in docked mode with smooth frame rates, but handheld play can reveal some inconsistencies. Controls are tight, and the touchscreen options for menu navigation provide a nice touch. The portability of the Switch 2 improves casual play sessions, allowing quick matches on the go.
Who it's for
This game is ideal for fans of puzzle games and those who enjoy multiplayer experiences. If you're not into competitive puzzle mechanics or already own the first installment, you might want to skip this one.
About
Details
- Release date
- Jun 5, 2025
- Genres
- Puzzle
- Developer
- Sonic Team, Compile
- Publisher
- SEGA, Compile
- ESRB rating
- Everyone 10+






