I've played and enjoyed both games. Threes is beautiful, but to be honest it sometimes feels so...heavy. The animations, the sounds, the repetitive music...som

I've played and enjoyed both games. Threes is beautiful, but to be honest it sometimes feels so...heavy. The animations, the sounds, the repetitive music...sometimes it grows tiresome. Meanwhile, 2048 is something I can throw up on a browser on any device (something I can't do with Threes) and just hash through a few games. This is not including the time I spent on the various 2048 clones, made possible because (again unlike Threes) the source code for 2048 is freely available online. It may be less challenging, but when has challenge ever been a criteria for a game to be fun, or even a "masterpiece"?