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Atomic Point is like Tetris got a caffeine boost and a weird sci-fi makeover. You’ve got the familiar falling blocks, but instead of just clearing lines, you’re hunting down glowing tiles hidden in a mess of pre-placed junk. The first few levels ease you in, but by stage 20, you’ll be sweating—speed ramps up fast, and those irregular starting patterns make every move feel like defusing a bomb.

What keeps it interesting are the power blocks. Some just add chaos, dropping more glowing tiles, while others feel like cheating (in a good way)—like the one that lets you pick your next piece. There’s even a slow-mo button if things get too frantic. The music shifts when you’re about to die, which is equal parts helpful and terrifying.

You can play solo or cram a few friends around the cabinet for turns, though it’s really a single-player race against the clock. The classic endless Tetris mode is there too if you just want to zone out. But Atomic Point’s 99-stage gauntlet is where the real masochists hang out.