EXE.CUTOR

I'm not familiar with Tetris, so take my view with a grain of salt. I feel like it's hard/tedious to assess potential row/column clears 'cause board is changed after each clear. Each clear of a row disrupt a potential column clear, and vice versa. Ghost blocks also contribute to this issue where an opportunity I spot might not exist after clearing of other rows/columns. Rows/columns "accidentally" clear when I spin each quarter of board. It's nice that players get to spin quarters of the board, however it also makes it hard to keep track of overall layout with the combinations of orientation. As a result, I end up just focusing on the current board at hand without too much observation and planning. I am not sure if it's pragmatic or doable to take time to assess board(including spinning those quarters of board) to see all the opportunities and execute clears in order. (as I said earlier, might be a skill issue on my part, or maybe this is by design) My other minor complaint is that ghost blocks can appear after clears straight onto damaging area set up by enemies, which then causes damage taken that annoys me a bit due to the fact that spawn locations of ghost blocks are random and it happens in the period between end of my turn and enemy's turn, which I have no control of. Overall, the idea behind this game is cool, but it doesn't flow very smoothly in my opinion with its current design.