TGM

TGM, or Tetris Games Master, is a series of video games developed by Bullet-Proof Software, a Japanese video game developer. The series is known for its fast-paced gameplay and high difficulty, making it popular among speedrunners and competitive players. The first game in the series, Tetris Games Master, was released in 1992 for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES). It features a variety of game modes, including a classic Tetris mode, a puzzle mode, and a battle mode where players can compete against each other.

The series has since expanded to include multiple sequels and spin-offs, each introducing new features and gameplay mechanics. Tetris Games Master 2, released in 1993, added a new game mode called "Tetris Attack," which allows players to attack their opponents by clearing lines. This mode became a staple in the series and has been featured in many subsequent games.

Tetris Games Master 3, released in 1994, introduced a new game mode called "Tetris Friends," which allows players to play cooperatively against a computer-controlled opponent. The series has also seen releases on various other platforms, including the PlayStation, Game Boy Advance, and Nintendo DS.

Despite its high difficulty, the TGM series has gained a dedicated following due to its challenging gameplay and competitive nature. The series has been praised for its innovative gameplay mechanics and has become a staple in the puzzle gaming genre.