Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

True, finishing all levels didn't take very long, but the smile on my face grew bigger with each new image. A couple of the images were a bit oversweet to my taste, but the huge majority were amazing, evoking memories of the magical forests in European fairy tales. Once the more obvious objects are eliminated, the more subtle begin to come into focus. I'd be tempted to call the experience Zen-like, if I knew from Zen. The game opens with all but the first image locked, which I at first found disappointing, but, ultimately, found it enhanced the whole discovery experience. Most games like this I uninstall after playing through (love that ability on the Kindle Fire, having the app always available for a near-instant reinstall, if desired), but this one I'll be keeping installed, not so much for replay value (realistically, after you've found the objects once, it's not much of a challenge to repeat), but to have those beautiful images available to escape into. (Hurray for run-on sentences!) Gorgeous. Soothing. Enjoyable. Magical. What more can I say? (Other than: more levels, please!)