Repulso Review: Quick Take with Tom and Zee

About Repulso, from BoardGameGeek:

Only the white action pieces bring movement into the game - and you need them to pool your playing pieces on the board in as few clusters as possible. Your own game pieces can be placed on any unoccupied space, but never directly next to each other. You can also use the small pieces to thwart your opponent's plans and disrupt their clusters. It is important to keep track of the game so that you can place your own pieces on the best spaces. Once all the pieces have been placed, you count your points. The winner is the player who has managed to form their clusters most effectively, or the player who manages to play in such a way that their opponent is unable to make another move. Repulso is a tactical game for two players that scores points with its straightforward rules, yet offers a great deal of game depth.