I’ve been playing Colorwood for a few weeks now, and it’s become my go-to time filler during commutes or between tasks. The concept is straightforward—you sort colored blocks into tubes—but the execution is what stands out. Early levels ease you in, which is great for newcomers, but by level 50 or so, you’ll need to plan several moves ahead. I appreciate that the difficulty curve feels fair; it never gets frustratingly hard too quickly. One thing players have mentioned—and I’ve experienced this too—is that sometimes the 'extra spaces' feature after watching an ad doesn’t trigger immediately. It’s a minor glitch, but the devs seem responsive based on update notes. Visually, the game is clean and relaxing, with soft colors and smooth animations that don’t overwhelm. Where Colorwood really shines is its balance. It doesn’t bombard you with ads like some free puzzle games do. You’ll see an occasional ad between levels or when opting for bonuses, but it never feels intrusive. For three bucks, you can go ad-free, which is a fair deal if you play often. Perfect for puzzle fans who want something engaging but not stressful, and great for all ages. My only wish is for more level variations or occasional themed events to keep long-term players invested.