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A New Tetris Game Is Heading To Switch Next Week

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A New Tetris Game Is Heading To Switch Next Week
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A new Tetris game titled Tetris: The Grand Master 4 - Absolute Eye is set to launch on the Nintendo Switch on June 4, 2026. This version will feature several gameplay adjustments compared to its Steam release in 2025. The game will include various modes and has a rich history dating back to its arcade origins in 1998.

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NewsNintendo SwitchSwitch eShopUpcoming Releases A New Tetris Game Is Heading To Switch Next Week Become the Grand Master by Ollie Reynolds4 mins ago Share: Publisher Arika has announced that Tetris: The Grand Master 4 - Absolute Eye will launch on the Switch on 4th June 2026. This follows a release on Steam back in 2025, though Arika notes that the Switch version will include a few adjustments to the gameplay. This includes the following: - The difficulty of MASTER mode has been adjusted. As a result, some title names have been changed. - The difficulty of SHIRANUI mode has been adjusted. As a result, some title names have been changed. - CPU Level 0, which was selectable in the Steam version’s SHIRANUI mode, has been removed.

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