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This is a fun game. As long as you take your time, it's not difficult and there are only 50 levels, so you can finish the game in no more than a couple of hours. I would give it 4 stars, but I'm subtracting a star because there is no iCloud sync. I had started the game on my iPhone, but about 30-plus levels in it became difficult to play on such a small screen so I installed the game on my iPad, but because there was no iCloud sync I had to replay the first 30-some levels over again.

I really enjoyed this game. It was appropriately challenging and I found the sounds very relaxing. I don’t mind the pace at which the mechanics are explained. When a new mechanic is introduced, the subsequent levels become more complex and fun to solve. I need to note that the last level was a huge letdown. Some levels are awesome because they force you to place a lot of restrictions. Some levels involve creating long lines that aren’t readily apparent. The last level did not have any of these aspects... I was able to remove multiple lines at once several times. It needs to incorporate the mechanics the developer carefully explained to us.

The 50 levels are pleasant and never get to that pulling-my-hair out level of challenge. It took me about an hour to get through, and while I’m disappointed there aren’t a dozen new ones yet, it was a fine way to take my mind of 2020. I found this when trying to find a game that was like the cool puzzles that Hero Wars and Total Battle put on Facebook but that aren’t actually a real part of the dumb combat game. I still wish there were a game that was only the sliders and gold and lava and monsters, but Hook has a lot of that mental challenge in a very coming and enjoyable game.