I like the concept, but I was hoping for it to manifest as something more elegant in its depth, like a puzzle game version of the Game of Life. This ruleset feels more complex than good arcadey, perception-based puzzle scoring games tend to be, but it's not quite deep enough to work as a simulation game that gets you considering strategies at a high level of abstraction, either. I think as-is, this is a sort of game that I would play with levels and objectives rather than scoring.
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Hey thanks for playing! My hope is that with proper graphics and some work making the gameplay more intuitive, it will feel closer to an arcadey puzzler then a complex simulation. Right now I think the lack of clarity
Levels are a great idea though, it would really open up the game to more play-ability once the base game get repetitive. I would need to think of good objectives though... Maybe something like "Select one shape to place that results in only Red shapes remaining" or something like that.