It took a few days of playing to get use to get use to the speed of the controls, but I persisted because it was so well-polished, it is perfect to boot up and just play for five seconds (literally...), and because I know someone who played it for over 50 hours (I think you must have to combine drugs to get that many hours out of this).

Soon the game will be burned onto your retinas and you'll find yourself playing the game even when you're trying to sleep, and you'll be itching to go back and try your newfound knowledge of the spinny vortex - a ridiculously simple thing that will manage to suck down some precious minutes of your life.

Not sure where the strange concept came from - maybe Tempest?

It takes a bit of time to get use to the controls, but after that becomes incredibly addictive.

I played it for like 6 hours one day and managed to get to 59 seconds on the last level - a few times. HELP. Update: Did it. Thank god.

It took a few days of playing to get use to get use to the speed of the controls, but I persisted because it was so well-polished, it is perfect to boot up and just play for five seconds (literally...), and because I know someone who played it for over 50 hours (I think you must have to combine drugs to get that many hours out of this). Soon the game will be burned onto your retinas and you'll find yourself playing the game even when you're trying to sleep, and you'll be itching to go back and try your newfound knowledge of the spinny vortex - a ridiculously simple thing that will manage to suck down some precious minutes of your life. Not sure where the strange concept came from - maybe Tempest? It takes a bit of time to get use to the controls, but after that becomes incredibly addictive. I played it for like 6 hours one day and managed to get to 59 seconds on the last level - a few times. HELP. Update: Did it. Thank god.