@Kal-El814

I kinda like that mode! It's a bit mindless but very arcadey. And kind of trippy. But either way, like Anand says, you can turn on/off whichever modes you like in options.

If anything, the game's main Fusion Mode seems to be a bit of a fustercluck. It is thoroughly strange.

I haven't even tried Fusion yet. My brain isn't ready.

By the way, Puyo Fever Mode seems to be the fastest way to get coins. It's good training for Puyo combos, too.

EDIT: Fusion mode is insane. I have to figure out a strategy for that mode. Or maybe I should watch that tutorial video...

This game is SO GOOD, people. A near-perfect puzzle game. Even though Mario Kart came out three days after, it's a Switch must-have.

@Zero
Not exactly a huge sale, but what I did is get an Amazon store card and buy all my codes from there. I get a 5% credit on the statement every month and always pay it off to not get charged any interest.

Yeesh, I do not understand Fusion Mode. Like, I *think* I get it, but then I can't wrap my head around it while playing. It's thoroughly insane!

I'm still hacking away at the adventure mode. It's silly, goofy fun. Great stuff!

@GameDadGrant
Fusion is pretty nutty. The key seems to be to avoid trapping puyo and garbage puyo beneath tetrominos.

Like a few of the other single-player modes, the endless variant pretty much goes on forever, though. I just killed myself when I got tired of it.

The competitive modes, even against the AI, work a lot better. (Oh, but Big Bang Mode is the actual best way to quickly farm coins.)

Also, I kind of hate the T-Spin mechanic. Why award extra points for something that violates the fundamental principles of Tetris?

Bought this on sale this past week, and I'm really impressed with this package! I'm not exactly a Tetris pro, and I've barely played Puyo Puyo before, but this game feels like it has something for everybody, including amateur block flippers such as yours truly! Can't wait to force my Tetris loving friend to play this one of these days.

Stupid question: Is there a 'regular' Tetris mode somewhere? You know, a potentially endless single player mode where you just play for high scores and such? There's so much stuff in here, but I can't seem to find it. Then again, I couldn't even find a way to turn off the voices in the Mega Man 11 demo despite having been in that menu with but three different options in it several times over.

EDIT: Hahaha! I've done it again! It's right there on the title screen. Never backed out far enough to from the main menu to spot those quick play options...