Double Don't

• first thought as someone with red/green color blind - some of the colors are to close to be quickly distinquishable.
• given that things fall, I would have the 'placement' icon always show were it would end up.
• background music is ok, but doesn't quite fix the mood of the game
• graphics are ok.
• I would like a slight increase in the time were it shows what was the match that caused stuff to disapear… had multiple times that I had no idea why stuff disapeared.

If the icons had some flashing before disappearing would be nice. I also agree with the idea that the cursor should go where the icon will land.

I really enjoyed this little toy/game. The music and sound design overall are great and fit well with the kinda mystic, artsy cube designs. For some reason I find the background sprite very effective at giving character to the game presentation, it's basically just a looped gradient but it works! Overall it's quite a polished little thing, the only missing bit is some more juice when we wrongly match pairs, with some sound and/or visual effect.

Gameplay-wise it was indeed much more fun than on paper. After a couple wins I had fun trying to break the game by click-spamming: I eventually figured that I could more or less get an advantage by spamming blindly 3 of the 4 rows (leaving a gap in one of the middle rows) until they're roughly filled, then finishing the board more carefully. Compared to a very good player I'm not sure the strategy stands though. I don't know if it's worth introducing a cooldown between getting blocks.

Like AdroitConceptions I also found some pinks/reds a bit close for comfort, not color blind here so I'll just took it as a will to trick players a little bit ; but yeah this doesn't seem too friendly for color blind people.

I hope you'll figure out how to expand the gameplay, interacting with the board was satisfying so I wish I had more contents to play with!