A whole new kind of puzzle that's both intriguing and addictive.
At first it seemed quite simple, but it gets pretty difficult on some levels. Even when playing a level after first figuring out the solution it's not easy so even though I have completed all the levels I find myself picking it up again and again. Trying to beat my best times has gotten even more challenging and it's fun to find ways to shave off even a second.
If you have just a few minutes you can play just one level in "atelier" mode or run through a few random levels in "freeform" mode. If you have a bit more time you can challenge yourself on a whole "course" in "atelier" mode, which is a group of eight levels. This makes it a great game on the go, which is perfect for daily PSP use (such as while riding a train a short distance) as well as a game you can pass several hours with. It's just what I love to have on a handheld system.
It's truly a unique take on puzzling and I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys looking at things a little differently.
The only downside is that there aren't even more levels, although it's hard to complain about only having 56 levels on a downloaded game!