Title: A Different Sort of Gameboy Game
Product review: There are no races against moving objects and things falling on you, no running around bizarre landscapes and buildings gathering objects to complete your mission, and no shooting or fighting. You work the clever puzzles at your own pace to clear the screen, and exercise your brain instead of your thumbs. As you succeed at each level, you move on to the next which is slightly/somewhat more challenging than the one before it. A major plus is the password for each level which lets you resume where you left off or drop back to a previous level if you wish. There is a premise/story behind the game - you have to go through all the levels to save the hero and the world - but it is really irrelevant to actually solving the puzzles. Challenging and fun. And with 150 levels, you definitely get your money's worth. What more could you want?
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