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If only we lived in a perfect world, then every game could be like this one. Pure, pristine puzzle action completely free of charge with no forced ads. Sure, it is a little frustrating when you watch an ad and you don't get a hint, or when you reach a level where the one hint doesn't help because there are so many things to bounce off of, or when touch controls are too imprecise to perform the solution, but I think it was well worth my time and never overstayed its welcome.

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.

Fun and intuitive. Levels are challenging and the gameplay is fast paced. No random ads that pop up, and an amazing pay what you want system. What I liked most is when I'm on difficult levels, I can try different approaches to solve the level, and if it doesn't work I can try again immediately. The physics engine behind the game is perfect, reflections and bounces make it very engaging