Primarily a puzzler, with puzzles tending to the simple. Pushing a block onto a marked tile to switch something on, and then pushing said block in place to progress with the platforming somehow passes for a puzzle. But there were a few whereby it seemed as if there were no clues and that the only way to solve them was by trial-and-error. Then, there was one puzzle where it would have been helpful had I been shown what was happening as I stepped on alternating tiles, whereas another which requires pitch recognition is given away by visual indication for those not so musically inclined. Speaking of music, it's use is minimal - Raiders March would be played for intro and ...  Read the complete review