Bill Reiss

Reminds me of SEGA Swirl (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uC-_J_voczo), and that game had a decent reception among enthusiasts for being a fun laid back game.

But again, I don’t see the appeal personally. Good visuals though, nice option to change the look of the colors with different objects (little touches like that make games like this more worth their asking price), and hey, it uses a non-typical font (way too many games are using fonts you see every day!).

But yeah, I just wanted to say that despite my personal tastes, I know for a fact people like this stuff, and while most of these people are at their PCs, there could possibly be a market out there for this on the 360 userbase.

Sorry you didn’t like the game, it’s really not about clearing the board, it’s about gathering the bubbles into big groups because the scores jump exponetially, so that’s where strategy comes into play.

I originally wrote the game for my daughter so maybe you need to be a 5-12 year old girl to really enjoy it, although a few of the playtester’s girlfriends enjoyed it as well.