Tetris Effect: Connected releases for PS5 and PSVR 2 on February 22, but that date will also mark the launch of an update for other versions of the game that includes free new content.

First up, the Classic Score Attack mode is receiving an update to help you practice by yourself. Classic Score Attack is based on a high scores and has no direct attacks that gunk up the opponent's screen, unlike many other competitive Tetris modes. Previously, the only way to practice Classic Score Attack was to start a match against AI or another player in split-screen and focus only on your own game.

However, because both players on the split-screen receive the same tetromino blocks, if you got further ahead, your opponent could know what is coming and plan accordingly. This results in an unfair advantage and prevents anyone from submitting their scores to an official leaderboard. This update adds a single player mode for Class Score Attack, so that you can practice and submit your scores without interference.