Comments: The game itself is harmless enough, tho nothing out of the ordinary. As always, they ask the same $20 for the full version (this is true even for games based on free flash games), whereas the best is worth about $10.

But the system of video ads, superimposed over one's desktop, appearing at an accelerating frequency thru the course of the trial period, makes for such an unpleasant experience, that ultimately I had to shut it down early. Even if this was the best game ever and it was only $5, I would not buy it after such an experience.

Now that I know the extent of the customer abuse involved in such ad-supported schemes, I'll steer clear of them. As it turns out, those pricing (in the form of advertising) the free version overvalue it even more than those setting the price for the full version.

Comments: Nice idea BUT the mouse cursor is very slow. The first few levels are fun. Then you notice this game is very slow to add up the points, collapse the matching colors and replace them but the clock keeps moving while it is doing so. When the time is up, it stops adding up the combinations you have already completed and no more score is added nor is there credit for completing a color just in the nick of time.

You cannot move the cursor while it is slowly adding up the score but the clock keeps going anyway. This needs to be fixed. If you can't make a move then the clock ought not to keep running.

About halfway through the levels this game is not calm or meditative. It's frustrating! If you release the mouse early you have to wait for the scoring before you can continue. I've been on the same level for over a week. I'm beginning to suspect this is like Pacman where there is only 1 way to solve the puzzle. When the time is up the game is covered up with a block so you cannot see how close you came to completion.

Wait for the next version of this game.

Comments: I enjoyed it until after a few weeks of trying I realized I would never be able to get beyond level 6.3. The colors of purple, gold and green cannot be produced to the quantities this level requires to move on. I even created a new user and at the same level had the same issue. The game was identical. I had hoped for a variable version I could master.

Comments: I played this game on the free downloads for the past two to 3 months, and I loved it. It can be very challenging, but once you figure out how to combine colors to maximize your matches, it becomes addictive. A few levels are quite simple, while some are extremely difficult to get past. I found myself playing for hours. The music is extremely relaxing, as are the sound effects. It's a good, calming game with just enough challenge to make it worth your time. You get a lot of play time out of it. Worth the $20, but you may as well just play from the free download; you just need to watch the occasional brief commercial (and if you know you won't pass a level the first time through, hit "restart level" right before your time runs out to bypass watching the commercial). This is a very fun game.