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It wasn't a video game. It was a true puzzle game. Time and only a little dexterity didn't matter. I REALLY liked the pricing structure. More apps should use it. An added bonus is that there is a fan base out there and the game gives you a level creator. So in addition to the 50 included levels there are many fan designed ones that are free online. And simple to load. Just point the game's camera (only available after you pay) at your computer screen and hit the button. That's it and brilliant design. Then I ran into the problem. The game only allows 3 unsolved levels. You can skip one that you can't do but then only have 2 to try. And it has sudden dexterity based levels. Video game style. You can know exactly what you need to do to solve a level but not be able to do it. Once you've skipped 2 dexterity levels and hit the 3rd, that's it. Change that 1 feature and just be able to keep skipping levels and then it's 5 stars. Because I'm old and play on my phone. I'm getting tired of having to get my friends' children to unlock levels for me.

I love the main game emensely. Fun, addictive, and hard. But I love something else a little more... The level creator mode. I just lose myself for hours trying to create my own puzzles! But there are a couple things that need to be added/tweaked to make this perfect. 1. Free Camera: Like in the game, the creator mode has a camera that locks into all four corners of the map. I would appreciate it greatly if I could spin the camera around freely. 2. AI improvements: These little AI robots in the game stumble around too much. If one goes through a narrow hall way, it stumbles down. It just needs to walk a little smoother. 3. Win block: I am in the process of building a level where the win block you have to step on to complete the level is on top of a red robot's head. But because the red robot stumbles around, the win block will scrape agianst the walls and activate without the player stepping on it. I feel like the win block should only be activated by a robot with an eye stepping on it. 4. More textures: From what I have seen so far, what people have been able to create with this tool looks stelar! But my mind can't help but think of the possibilities if you could place down say, a wood textured block, or a block of every color in the rainbow that you could replace for the stone block. If these things are added, you've got yourself a perfect game!

In my initial review, I wrote that I don't generally pay for games, but, after playing a few levels, I decided that I had to pay for this one. I was initially drawn in by a character that is cute and likable, but very quickly came to appreciate it for the endless possibilities (because of the possibility of creating your own levels or playing levels created by other users) and the fact that it takes up so little of the very limited space on my iPad. No timers, lives or ridiculous scoring systems, just a fun little game. After spending some time playing the in-app levels and levels posted on Facebook, I started experimenting with creating my own levels. My initial hope was that I would create something challenging, but I found that I was more interested in the art and humor than in the game. I have created some truly amazing works of art (humorous performance art). I don't pay for games, but I went back and paid again for the app, wishing that I could afford to pay more. It's a great game, but it's more than a game. There are some features that I would like it to have, but it is perfect as it is. I absolutely love this app!