Not quite as elaborate as I suspected.

The idea with the exposure of the platelet, which is strongly reminiscent of Tetris, I found fascinating. That was also the reason why I bought this game. Although me the time pressure factor did not really impress with the hourglass.
Well bought and alluded.

And as I suspected, the laying of tiles is really fun and calls for a repeatedly herraus but the constant time pressure is not what I mean by a leisurely game night with friends.

But what I found very disappointing was the 2nd phase of the game.
Can after you've done it sooner or later, take off his plate correctly, you have his pawn on a small pitch so staggered that 2 of different colored gems that are located there zuffällig, record. One has to be careful to take the right colors - for only the number of color gems you most has won.
And this is where I find the game a bit naff and ill-conceived.
Because are arranged depending on how the gems in the game (which by the way in building almost as long is like a whole game with 2 people!?!) Can be seen at the beginning of the game already which color is endscheiden. And even if one is very fast, it may happen that the game end only solely dependent on what gems is where lie.
In my games, there was unfortunately very common already the middle of the game the winner was clear because the enemy could no longer reach the majority of the paint itself without any time pressure. And not by the superiority of a player at the plate insert but by the distribution of the colors on the game board.

Unfortunately, I can describe the game only after my experiences in the 2 player version. Although it should be suitable for 2 players, it seems to me here before very short and predictable.
I can imagine that the game with 3 or 4 could do something more fun - but so really the big hit, the game is not really.

What a pity that the good first phase (laying the tile) of the 2nd phase (simple predictable stones collect) is made as naught. Because you could have done more to get out.