Description
Panel-matching puzzle game, Western version of Panel de Pon. Published by Nintendo, released in Europe in 1995. Colored panels to align and clear before the opponent with combos and chains. European version of Panel de Pon renamed Tetris Attack on Super Nintendo.
Tetris Attack review
Behind its colorful, Yoshi-populated façade, this adaptation of Panel de Pon hides a puzzle of formidable depth, all about swapping blocks and lightning-fast chains. The relentless rise of the panels imposes a breathless tempo that rewards anticipation. As accessible as it is devious, it remains one of the most addictive competitive puzzlers of its generation.
Swapping side-by-side blocks to line up three colours and trigger huge combos: this action puzzle runs on the speed of thought. Feeling a cascade chain itself is an exhilarating high, and versus play turns into a breathless duel. Beneath its cute looks, one of the deepest, snappiest puzzles ever devised, as accessible as it is inexhaustible.
Swapping blocks on the fly to line up three colors and trigger cascading combos imposes a frantic rhythm that's hard to step away from. The stack climbs, the urgency mounts and every chain pushes back the deadline by reigniting the tension. Behind its cute exterior hides one of the machine's deepest puzzlers, fearsome in versus.