Je viens de l'acheter... et avec ma fille de 6 ans (moi j'en ai 44!), on est dj compltement accro!! C'est vrai que le principe est "simple" mais c'est souvent les meilleurs jeux d'arcade (comme le Tetris): ds qu'on commence on peut plus s'arrter!!! En tout cas je le conseille tous les fanas de ce genre de jeu de "destruction logique"

I've been hooked from the first time I played through the game - very difficult to describe the gameplay, but suffice it to say that it's very addictive, the graphics and sounds are very haunting, and the stories within as the "red riding hoods" confront their "wolves" are very touching and often sad. There is a running theme throughout the game of losing innocence / reaching childhood's end, and the artists who created the game succeeded in creating a haunting journey that is as much fun to play as it is to watch. Well done indeed - can't wait to see their next creation!

The best animated breakout game to date for the Mac. Nice Fluid graphics. Extensive replayability. Great sound. You can't go wrong with this one. The most entertaining breakout game I have ever played, Mac or otherwise. Simple, but addictive... FANTASTIC value!

Fate does exactly what it intends to do - fills the niche between exhausting, life and relationship-ending RPG's, and those lesser casual games that one can take or leave.

Its pretty, everything works, theres thousands of weapons, armours, potions, spells, you name it. You can't get board with the inventory.

You CAN get bored with the scenery: every level looks basically the same, and there is a tremendous amount of running around IF you don't figure out how to move with efficiency. There are ways to cut down on the running, and you can generally guess the layout of the dungeon after a time, and learn how to fight your way in a circuit that ends near the stairwell (exit).

Its complicated enough to make you excited you got your level 40, gem-encrusted, flaming sword, but simple enough that you can play for hours, forget about it for a month, come back, and pick up where you left off and be glad of this niche-filling little gem of a game.

It is what it is, and its pretty fun to kill an hour with once a week.

Love the game. For once a good rpg type game that I, a 65 year old coot with poor eye and coordination can play successfully.

thanks for the game. Keep more like this coming for us old folks .

I've been looking for a 3D MMO for the mac for awhile that I like after playing Warcraft and Eve for 4 years. This game was really awesome to start with but then after a 7 levels it got too boring doing the same type of things over and over. The game was also slower paced than I had hoped for.

Luxor 2 was a vast improvement over its predecessor, with better graphics, improved game flow, and a good mix of music and sound fx.

Now, it makes sense to me they could not simply regurgitate L2 and call it a new game.

Luxor 3, though, is a bit of a letdown. The colored balls are too busy, the backgrounds are "enhanced" with too much visual clutter, and the music and sound fx are just overwhelming, a cacophony I found truly distasteful.

Add to these problems the fact that every other screen or so presents a "puzzle" to be solved (and with precious little explanation), and I just couldn't work up any traction playing this game.

I'm gonna pass. Some gamers may enjoy this one; I have too little positive to say about it to recommend it.