? and good replay potential IMO. At first you?ll start with just moving the frozen Prince over the ice to learn the basic, but as you progress new stuff (?) will be added. There are two play modes Adventure and Relaxed. The game keeps track of numbers of moves you use, time and score. In Adventure mode there are 3 difficult levels, as a Servant you have plenty of time, as a Prince the timer is hard to beat and the Knight is in between that. If you shift the frozen Prince over an edge you start over (if you haven?t got an Angel to save you) while the timer is still running. The Witch gets bored now and then and offers you to play a round of ?Magic Marbles? for double points or nothing ? this is optional. In Relaxed mode the timer count upwards and there?s always an Angel nearby to catch the frozen Prince. You also have the option to practice ?Magic Marbles?. The story is well know or the same old, but as a wrapping is okay, it?s only there to set the scene IMO. I didn?t care much for the music, so turned it of. I like the different kind of challenges this game offer my brain and that I need to be able to calculate ahead if I want to improve my numbers of moves and/or time used.

IT's FuN!!!... I was excited to be the first one to write my review about this awesome game.....

This game is extremely repetetive and alternates between two games: The "main game" is to move the box with the frozen prince to the exit. If you shift it over an edge, you lose. The challenge builds very slowly, and it seems to be rather easy to win. The 2nd game is "pushing marbles" where you have to decide on the angle and strength with which you push, and who pushes all other marbles out first has won. Since you always get to go first, there is no real challenge to win. Overall, this is a very easy game with the usual story line. The visuals could be better - seems to be slightly outdated and child-like - and the music gets quickly annoying. I gave up on the demo 10 minutes in. Two difficulty levels are available.