Tetris Effect: Mixed Realities will turn a room into a playing field

Enhance announced Tetris Effect: Mixed Realities — a new part of the series, designed for mixed reality.The game was shown on September 23 at the Meta Connect 2026 presentation. It will be released in 2027 on Meta Quest 3/3S and will become one of the starting projects for the new Meta VR Glasses.

Key features include passthrough and hand tracking.The device's cameras read the geometry of the room, and the game applies light and visual effects to it.According to Enhance's description, the player's environment will turn into, for example, a deep-sea aquarium or a space station, and tetrominoes will become building material for “portals” to other worlds.

The entire game can be controlled with one hand, without controllers, but their support has also been confirmed.Enhance has not yet shown the gameplay itself: according to the studio, the project is still being actively developed.

The game is being developed by Monstars and Resonair, the same teams that made the original 2018 Tetris Effect under the direction of Tetsuya Mizuguchi.The publisher is again Enhance.

The game is announced exclusively for Meta devices, so it is not expected on PS VR2 or PC VR yet.The exact date and price have not yet been announced, but you can already add the game to your wishlist in the Meta Store.