I like this. It's got everything that a typical match-3 type game has, but there's so much more going on. You really have to work out a strategy for achieving success on each level by choosing where to start and then using the various power-ups to assist you. You can get good at it, but it still tests you and you never quite feel that you've mastered it, even when you can complete most levels on high difficulty in one attempt. I am not so good at the bonus games or speed levels which I found tedious and frustrating. I may never get all the achievements due to rage quitting. Even though I finished the standard levels on advanced difficulty, I think I missed out on various achievements by not playing it on normal. Even after completing the standard 120 levels, I had still only got half of the power-ups. What's more, it turns out that there another 120 levels hidden beyond the first 120.

I like this. It's got everything that a typical match-3 type game has, but there's so much more going on. You really have to work out a strategy for achieving success on each level by choosing where to start and then using the various power-ups to assist you. You can get good at it, but it still tests you and you never quite feel that you've mastered it, even when you can complete most levels on high difficulty in one attempt. I am not so good at the bonus games or speed levels which I found tedious and frustrating. I may never get all the achievements due to rage quitting. Even though I finished the standard levels on advanced difficulty, I think I missed out on various achievements by not playing it on normal. Even after completing the standard 120 levels, I had still only got half of the power-ups. What's more, it turns out that there another 120 levels hidden beyond the first 120.