Overview
- Fehmi Atalar defeated Peru’s Leo Solórzano 168,566 to 57,164 in the Dubai final on December 13 to claim the inaugural Red Bull Tetris world title.
- The Dubai Frame’s 150‑meter by 93‑meter structure served as the physical boundary for the playable aerial grid.
- Red Bull reported more than 7 million qualifier games and National Finals in 60 countries leading into the World Final.
- The drone display was split 1,400 per player to render Tetriminos and scoring in real time during five‑minute solo runs.
- A live performance by El Waili and the Firdaus Orchestra reimagined the Tetris soundtrack to frame the competition as a public spectacle.