I found the game to be fairly intuitive and approachable-- which is an often overlooked trait in strategy games despite how important it is to the overall experience. The basic concept of the game was also quite fun, but fundamentally Plexago has the same flaw as any e-board game which is the AI can never provide a satisfyingly robust challenge. After about 6-7 times of playing the plexigod I pretty much found out it's basic strategy and how to beat it. Without an online versus option the game can hardly be called complete.

Other than that, a few small gripes: the tutorial would loop if you hit the continue button again and I couldn't figure out how to exit in the middle of it. Locked tiles are a little difficult to distinguish from live tiles. Also, the utility of the text seems to have been a secondary consideration-- a lot of the buttons and text are not as obvious as I believe they could (should?) be.

Good potential, but fundamentally flawed objectives.

Really love to see new puzzle games created, and I genuinely think they has some gas to go places, but the scoring system is a little off, and it's almost like the game doesn't really know what to call itself. It's an Othello-Connect4-TicTacToe hybrid that doesn't work because there's too much going on, and thus the game becomes frustrating and boring for the player. Strategy is also way too easy in this as well. Clump all your pieces together so you can never get jumped, and watch your score soar into the freakin' sky.

Don't try to do too much at once, and make the scoring simpler (in terms of the shapes needed to gain points). When a jump also rewards you just as well as a 4/5/6 piece set-up shape, you're asking for trouble imho. Maybe make it so that you can jump between many squares, not just the 1. (Black-White-White-White-Black, turns to 5 Black's in a row, for example).

Good effort, but really needs to be testing and critically analysed before being launched as a playable, multiplayer game. Good luck.

too confusing. i didnt understand what to do

This was the second time i lost in EASY
sorry, but that qualifies for a 0

this is just a flash game, it shouldn't be so programing intense that it bogs down my whole system. you need to streamline the programing or add a way to dial back the quality for speed cuz i cant even play this game the way it is.