Lumines Arise releases November 11th, and my addiction will arise from it's deep deep grave

I was someone who owned a PSP, and with that PSP came a physical copy of Lumines. Pronouncing the name of it wrong my entire lifetime, I was completely addicte4d to it. The musical puzzle game had me wrapped around it's little treble clef for hours on end. And if you put headphones on, that increased the trouble ten fold. There have been other games since the release of the first Lumines in 2004, but I promised I wouldn't go back. 

Enter Gaming Nexus, and the release looming of a brand new entry, Lumines Arise. I don't know how to explain how Lumines works, but I'll try. Blocks of two colors will fall from the top of the playing field. You can rotate these blocks, and your goal is to put the colors together, before a sweeping line locks them into place. If the colors match, they are eliminated, and you keep moving. All this is to the rhythm of a bass booming track, sort of like Tetris Effect: Connected. I played this forever. I might go play it now. 

The new hotness will be releasing on Steam and PS5, and with those, comes the option of upgrading to the digital deluxe version. The digital deluxe version gets you 4 exclusive avatars and nameplates. The PS5 version will get you a character from Humanity, a Tetrimino from Tetris Effect Connected, a character from Rez Infinito, and Astro Bot from...Astro Bot. The PC version replaces Astro Bot with Dave the Diver from...Dave the Diver. If you get the standard version, you can get these items for the $5.