Fauler Dieb

Today I'm reacting to a game that dares to combine THREE beloved genres in the puzzle world. I'm talking Brick Breaker, Peggle, and... what genre is the stuff where you aim and throw? We can't just call 'em Arch-Likes. Look, you toss your rugged arsenal across the room and cause mayhem in a physics-based puzzle game that will drive a perfectionist mad. It's fun!

I was around nine years old when Apple’s iPhone 3GS released. I remember wanting to buy the phone so badly in 2010, just so I could play Angry Birds. You know, that game about slingshotting multicolored birds at green pigs that everyone seemed to rave about a decade ago? I eventually got to play the game the following year after wanting the phone so badly, but have never touched it since. This week, I feel fortunate to have tried a similar title called

At first, I thought this game was a bit like the Angry Birds series. Go to throw and hit the gems on the corresponding color blocks. But after actually playing, I found that this is not just a game that focuses on "destruction". There are exquisite level settings in the game, and these different levels require players to carefully plan the way of throwing, and think about the trajectory of the movement of things such as stones/basketballs.