I've found the problem with a number of marble popper games is that the cursor and balls drag ocassionally throughout the game - and unfortunately this was one of them. Not a lot, just certain little patches. Like most other marble popper games, you need to fire coloured balls into a moving line of balls and remove groups of the same colour. The game only had a few different boards, and only 60 levels that were as a rule very easy - so also not a long game either. Still it was enjoyable to play, with a few levels giving a bit of a challenge to keep you interested.

The graphics in this game are nice and clear, good clear sound, , it starts to catch you out at about level 6 when it suddenly gets harder and you need all the power-ups you can to beat this kind of level which has two rows on the go at once. The story line is pretty basic but that is good as some games get bogged down with cutesy side stories. Enjoyable and somewhat addictive.

a very good marble popper game, repetitive but all marble poppers are. but I enjoyed it mainly to help relax. as a side tip. my name comes from my cats. tiny and misty, (totally spoilt and totally loved) they adore watching and the occasional paw will be flicked out trying to catch the disappearing balls. they enjoy it as much as I