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During gameplay, small grids representing the other 98 players are displayed at the sides of the main board. Players can either choose to target individual players, or have the computer automatically target other players based on one of four criteria: random players, those who are targeting the player, those who are close to being defeated, and those who possess badges. Badges are earned by knocking out a player with Garbage (or gray lines), which earns them a piece of a badge, along with any other badges or pieces that player had. The more badges a player completes and possesses, the more lines they can send to other players at a time (up to a 100% boost). At the end of a game, players will earn experience that will increase their level. | During gameplay, small grids representing the other 98 players are displayed at the sides of the main board. Players can either choose to target individual players, or have the computer automatically target other players based on one of four criteria: random players, those who are targeting the player, those who are close to being defeated, and those who possess badges. Badges are earned by knocking out a player with Garbage (or gray lines), which earns them a piece of a badge, along with any other badges or pieces that player had. The more badges a player completes and possesses, the more lines they can send to other players at a time (up to a 100% boost). At the end of a game, players will earn experience that will increase their level. | ||
In May 2019, paid downloadable content (DLC) was released for the game, named the Big Block DLC. The DLC adds 4 offline modes in total: Marathon, the traditional single-player ''Tetris'' mode where play continues until the stack reaches the top of the well; CPU Battle, where players battle 98 {{wp|Video game bot|bot players}}; Local Arena, where up to eight [[Nintendo Switch]] players play in the same arena via local wireless; and Two Player Share Battle, where two players share Joy-Con and play the same game in local co-op. | In May 2019, paid [[downloadable content]] (DLC) was released for the game, named the Big Block DLC. The DLC adds 4 offline modes in total: Marathon, the traditional single-player ''Tetris'' mode where play continues until the stack reaches the top of the well; CPU Battle, where players battle 98 {{wp|Video game bot|bot players}}; Local Arena, where up to eight [[Nintendo Switch]] players play in the same arena via local wireless; and Two Player Share Battle, where two players share Joy-Con and play the same game in local co-op. | ||
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