Here's a game that has definately received reviews which I don't think are justified. It is an intriguing concept - trying to get a glob of mercury to a designated goal - but gameplay is not great. On some levels you will encolunter a puzzle board that will take about 30 seconds to complete. The next board would take 15 minutes of frustration and then the board after that is easy again.
Once you have completed a few boards, you'll start to ask yourself do I really want to play another one. The reason for this is that when it comes right down to it, this game is not a whole lot of fun.
This is not one of the puzzle games that makes you want to rush right out and try the next board. Rather, this is the type of game that will have you wondering how much credit you can get toward another game when you return it.
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