For starters, Twenty is free and I can play it in the browser on my desktop. Its graphics are, in my opinion, better than Threes!. Why that should matter thoug

For starters, Twenty is free and I can play it in the browser on my desktop. Its graphics are, in my opinion, better than Threes!. Why that should matter though is beyond me, since the gameplay is quite different. I also fail to see why elegant simplicity is somehow a bad thing in this case. Maybe you're new here, but games featured on Show HN are usually side projects and don't necessarily have studio-level production values.