Collect Em All! Clear the Dots represents Voodoo's entry into the untimed puzzle genre, offering a color-matching mechanic that distinguishes itself through chain-creation gameplay rather than time pressure. The app occupies a specific niche within the crowded puzzle market by focusing on strategic movement planning rather than reflexive action, positioning itself as a more contemplative alternative to match-3 games. The core gameplay involves tapping a colored ball and swiping through adjacent same-colored balls to create chains, which are then cleared from the board. Players must achieve level objectives before exhausting available moves, creating a puzzle-like challenge system. Three primary boosters enhance gameplay: bombs clear clusters, rockets eliminate entire rows or columns, and shuffle rearranges the board. The progression system introduces new mechanics at higher levels, maintaining engagement through gradual complexity increases rather than dramatic difficulty spikes. The interface employs a clean, minimalist design with vibrant color differentiation that ensures visual clarity during gameplay. The control scheme's simplicity—tap and swipe—makes the game immediately accessible while maintaining depth through strategic chain planning. Real-world usage patterns show the game functions well in short sessions or extended play, with the absence of timers allowing players to pause and resume strategically. The leaderboard system provides competitive motivation without disrupting the core puzzle experience. User feedback indicates strong appreciation for the untimed nature, with PrincessRicheyRich$sBank noting on July 6, 2025: 'Love that it isn't timed, and I can set it aside and come back to it.' Positive comments highlight progressive content updates, as Dastew79 mentioned on July 19, 2025: 'They continually add new things as you go higher in the levels.' However, technical issues surface in reviews, with N_Coffield14 reporting on June 17, 2025: 'Purchase did not show in game. But it sure did in my bank,' indicating potential payment processing concerns. The game's primary strength lies in its stress-free, strategic puzzle design that respects player time, while its limitations include occasional technical reliability questions regarding in-app purchases. The ideal use case involves casual players seeking engaging puzzle mechanics without time pressure, though those sensitive to occasional technical glitches may experience frustration. The balance between progressive difficulty and accessibility makes it suitable for both quick sessions and extended play, though monetization implementation could benefit from greater stability.