Tetris 99 is having a Miitopia event

The upcoming 21st Maximus Cup event in Tetris 99 is based on Miitopia for Nintendo Switch and players can win a special theme based on the game.

The next event in Tetris 99 will involve a Mythopia stage, which has music and images from the game. Tetris 99 has regular events that add stages from different games, which have included crossovers with titles like Animal Crossing: New Horizons Y Paper Mario: The king of origami.

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Tetris 99 It will soon host another Maximus Cup event, where players have a limited time window to compete for points. The 21st Maximus Cup will involve a Mythopia stage. Players can earn this theme for themselves by earning 100 points in Max Cup mode. Once the theme has been earned, it can be used in matches outside of the Maximus Cup. Fans will have a short period of time to win this theme, as the 21st Maximus Cup will take place June 18-21, 2021. A preview of the Mythopia the stage can be seen in the official Nintendo Youtube channel.

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It takes 100 points to unlock a new theme, and the higher a player ranks in a match, the more points they earn. The player will continue to score points if the match goes poorly, so it is possible to earn enough points through a battle of attrition. Mythopia is one of the best Nintendo Switch games of 2021 (so far), and is more than worthy of its own Maximus Cup event at Tetris 99.

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The Mythopia event in Tetris 99 It will run from June 18 at 12:00 am PT to June 21 at 11:59 pm PT in 2021.

Fountain: Nintendo / YouTube

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