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* sake, once again another game by King which when you press the walkthrough button sends you to FB to promote themselves and to get some money for bringing revenue to Facebook, isn't King.com a gambling website? They should make enough money off drunk idiots. Now they've included it in the right click, so when you make an accident not only does that annoying window pop up, but your browser also changes to FB and I am not changing browser settings for the benefit of King.
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The game is fun. Facebook isn't. I start to lose interest in Funflow games because they want to spam facebook all over. 4/5, but i would give a 5 without facebook sheet.
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well there is a thing wich bohters a little that you some times clear the important parts of the puzzle if they are wood like in level 5 you can delete the ramp belove .. and is it only me that thinks that trying to light a bulb under clear suny day looks stupid or what :D
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I loved this game! Everybody is complaining about how it's not a total clone of every other game that's similar to it but I rather enjoyed the timing element added. Keep up the great work! 5/5
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i´m searching for a similar game that is HUGE fun, but i can´t find it does anyone know it? (it´s nearly the same, but all parts need dierect connection and it´s not about timing)
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I liked the concept, but level solutions are rarely creative. Usually I knew what to do right from the start, and all the difficulty was in getting the timing right. Few levels required thinking, and I only consulted a walkthrough for the last one. I duduct one star because the focus was more on precision and less on figuring things out, so 4/5. Incidentally, for those who don't have a Facebook account, try this walkthrough instead: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFKKrwBAY04 (I hope it helps).
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on level 8 why does it automatically begin to lean in the first place? theres more weight on the left side anyway...doesnt the heavier side sag lower than the lighter side in this universe?
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Interesting concept, but too many of the puzzles rely on precise timing rather than analysis and planning. Doing the same lvl over and over until you get just the right timing is NOT fun.
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While I agree that the game relies a bit heavily on timing, the timing isn't anywhere near as tricky or tedious as other games.
It's incredibly rewarding to solve a puzzle - both in the satisfaction of winning AND in the cool ways the levels just visually fall together when you finally do things the right way.