
Thorin Jeager
A decent little puzzle game with nice minimalist visuals and sound design. Every block makes the sound of an instrument (like harps, guitars, and snare drums). It's a relaxing puzzle game, but not an engaging one. Many of the puzzles are more about finding awkward angles rather than engaging with the actual level design. This makes a nice game to play when you're bored, but not much else. It also has the most ethical monetization I've ever seen. You choose what to pay. Which deserves kudos.
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David Gordeladze
130+ levels in, I like the concept of the game and that there are no ads unless you want to get a hint. But i dont really like the level design. it starts out by being intuitive, you still gotta think about it, but the patterns make sense. But as you progress, the levels make less and less sense, and it goes from "let me think about it" to "let me shoot a 100 balls and see what happens".

Trevor Turner
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I saw this said in another review, and I agree with it, but this game is very polished, yes, but with a few flaws that bring it close to a four star. Example: the solution to 115 is very unintuitive and WAY too precise compared to all the rest, not even using one of the stage elements that is presented. However, outside of the occasional pace-breaker, it is very well made, and the pay-what-you-want model is very welcome. Perfect game to hop in for a few minutes while waiting for something.
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