Polarium

Polarium is definitely more intuitive on the DS as the stylus just works so perfectly with it. Challenge mode is also maddeningly difficult sometimes. All around fantastic game and nice launch title.

This is for the Nintendo DS and this is a puzzle game, which can get very hard. You use the stylus that comes with the DS, and control the game using the pointer on the touch screen. Very addicting game, and easy to pick up. Very tough in later levels of puzzles, and can get very frustrating.

I appreciate this fun little game, but it "sometimes can be a headache". You know, I can enjoy puzzles-I can deal with a challenge, but now, I have difficuty with a particular puzzle and this is where I am stuck. So far I have cleared up most of the puzzles, and eveytime I think I would figure it out, it is wrong, wrong, wrong! You see now this is why this can be a headache-I don't need a headache with this. But thank you for sending this game and I will get this "headache puzzle figured out. Keep catering to your customers who shop with Amazon!

Was a gift. They liked it. Nothing else to say about it other than to fill in text for the review.

This is a fun game but it the appeal doesn't last very long. The object is to make all the blocks in row either all black or all white. This is done by drawing a continuous line through various blocks side to side and up and down so that the blocks reverse their color. If you go through a black box, it turns white and visa versa. The better you are at planning your route, the more rows you can get in one go. The rows continue to be added and if you don't clear them quickly enough, overflow at the top (like Tetris) and you have failed. There are some variations - smaller puzzles that you have to figure out how to clear in one try, the ability to make your own puzzles, but I found it went from easy to very difficult too quickly and I failed fast. There is an option that allows you to practice without overflowing - it just waits until you've cleared enough and then fills more in. But that becomes tedious. Moderately fun, not so much my style.