Thanks for sharing. NES Tetris and TetrisGYM are my favorites, but this plays very nicely. And I love all the customization options.
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Can confirm, Apotris is awesome. It also has native ports that make it easy to play on other systems. I'm using the Game Boy Advance version to play it on my retro handheld. Really neat. I love that it optionally includes the Tetris Effect mechanic of filling a bar to stop time.
Seconded! Apotris is amazing! The best Tetris game I've played on my Steam Deck.
I can recommend it is well. I am by no means a Tetris expert, but when I play it on the Steam Deck, it's either Tetris Effect Connected (for the amazing visuals with HDR and the great soundtrack) or the GBA version of Apotris (for the smooth gameplay).
Nice those are my favorites too.
I wish Tetris effect had the option to have community music and levels as well.
As a someone who love tetris, apotris is awesome, i love the customization, i only wished for a gravity mod on it, i can't recall the version i played than the blocks fall over the empty spaces
As someone who considers Tetris the grand master series the definitive way to play Tetris what sets Apotris apart?
I'd say its customization and flexibility sets it apart, as having a gba rom makes it playable on virtually anything these days. I say "definitive way" because my playtime is usually done on my phone, and I haven't found an alternative I liked better for my use case. TGA might appeal more to those who are specially sensitive to input lag, like speedrunners, while Apotris gets the basics right and lets you play on a long queue.
I agree! Apotris is awesome, it even has various modes, I love it