Total game time: 9 hours.

If you are looking for an utterly undemanding game this might be just what the doctor ordered. It doesn't matter at all whether you take 5 minutes for one level or 5 days. There are no real challenges as the levels simply can't be lost; they can take a long time though. The only power-up is a hammer which recharges within a reasonable number of moves, depending on their complexity. No reward for not using it.

There are also the inevitable sliding puzzles and HOG scenes. The puzzles can be skipped. They just puzzle themselves out and tell you that you've won. The HOGs can't be skipped but they are easy and there's a hint feature, too.

As there's nothing exciting in this game it's a fab way to relax. Plus the graphics are really nice to look at and cheer you up.

However, I prefer some challenge and I also disliked one graphics feature intensely. I don't know how to describe it but every now and then the M3-balls would flicker as if a sudden wind turned them or water rushed over them. I found this very irritating as it broke concentration on the more difficult levels.