The complaints about "phoning home" are unwarranted. Perhaps Pangea could mitigate such complaints merely by telling us that it does so, and why. But I think it's of little consequence to anyone who has paid for the full version, unless it's transmitting more than game registration info. There is an overlap between privacy and piracy, and we're going to have to get used to companies tracking piracy, providing they do not compromise privacy while doing so. I don't see any indication that Pangea is compromising our privacy. So, Pangea, why not tell us what you're doing and stop the concern?

The game is absolutely ingenious and fun. The game editor is great, too, and constructing a game is painless. Very well thought-out. Crisp, smooth graphics and seemingly "real" action. I imagine nearly everyone will be thrilled by Enigmo. And who cares if Pangea checks tracks registration? Pay your $19 and quitcha bit-chen.

Shooshie