Always nice to see new takes on old classics. I liked the low key vibe and how the colors shifted in hue as you played. It gave my mind a lot to chew on as I played the first time around, figuring out what did what. I don't know if it's totally random, but the number of starting pin blocks felt very low to me compared to the number of blocks that featured "crossings" if that makes sense, leaving me with too many loose ends to manage. I also was unable to find a use for board rotation as I could already rotate my blocks, but maybe I just didn't think of something there.
My second go, I took a look at the combos beforehand. Oval is so powerful that that is all I did from then on, ignoring the entire rest of the game to focus on making ovals while the rest of the blocks sat in whatever pile they formed on the side of my oval project. I decided to hit 10k points with this strategy just to make a point, but I think I could have kept it going indefinitely. Maybe needs a nerf :)