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I WAS looking forward to this game BUT instead will be getting it refunded & here is why! There is NO WAY in hell I will create an account with this 3rd party just to be able to play this game! It is also a total CRAP MOVE on your part to have PRETTY MUCH THE ENTIRE GAME LOCKED behind this required 3rd party wall.... Screenshots that speak volumes! ->>> https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3339074191&tscn=1727557555 WHY do I get to play ONLY the 1st 5 lvls when I have paid for an entire game, before being forced to join this 3rd party platform??? I didn't buy a DEMO!!!! NOT HAPPY! I should NOT be required to give my email addy to / create an account with a 3rd party to enjoy a game that is touted as playable SOLO simply because it has leaderboards & can be played with others! There is a ton of games on Steam that have leaderboards that DO NOT require my email addy or my joining a 3rd party platform to enjoy playing them! This review will remain negative until / when you change this status quo which is extremely anti-player friendly & totally disrespectful to anyone wanting to consider paying for this game. Until such times the 3rd party option is removed I &…

[b]2/10[/b] A direct port of a 2018 Android game about rearranging marbles on a grid, semi-working and locked up behind a signup for another service. [b]What is it:[/b] A logic game about moving marbles in a network of connected spots to get from an initial state to a target state. There are different spots connected in a network, with marbles in almost all the nodes and only 3 gaps which you can use to move the marbles around. You can only move one marble to an adjacent, connected spot, if that target spot is free. There are 4 marbles of 4 colors, for a total of 16 marbles, and 19 spots in 3 concentric rings and 3 extra spots, one in the center and two in opposite corners, which are never part of the solution but can be used as buffers so you can more easily maneuver the other marbles, shifting them from one spot to another, one by one putting them in the right place. Doing this once is a nice puzzle, good for a little mental challenge, on par with solving a 15-puzzle. There are three difficulty chapters, each with 20 different levels. The difference is that at the easy difficulty all three spare slots are free, at medium the center one is unusable, leaving just two spare slot…