Breja: I played the demo and it was a passable way to waste a couple minutes, but this is way overpriced for what it is.

BreOl72: Though I assume, the statements..:

"With new daily levels to keep things fresh, the fun never ends"
and
"Limitless content with daily puzzles"

...only apply to Galaxy users?

eric5h5: Unlikely; a number of games have online challenges that refresh periodically (e.g. The Colonists), and none require Galaxy. They just connect to the dev's server.

K9: I'm commenting here because I doubt my review on the product page would be published or allowed.

The writeup says it has multiplayer and customization, so that might be interesting, and the animations look okay. But most casual game play is solo when you've got a few free minutes. I don't see people organizing groups for casual games unless it's scrabble or the like.

I won't name the software because it might not be allowed, but there is a freeware puzzle collection (no ads, no nagware, entirely free, for win/mac/linux/android) with this game and dozens of other casual games in one package. And all those games can be customized.

dnovraD: Oh, you mean the Simon Tatham's Portable Puzzle Collection? I mentioned this one probably during the pre-release of the thread.