You place three or more tokens in a row to form a match. However, to move the tokens you select a four-token square and rotate it. This takes a little getting used to, but is fine once you have switched your thinking around. (More often than not, for example, you move two tokens around to line up with a third.) Since I always play without sound, I cannot say how the music or sound effects were. As you match tokens, you accumulate a score. Since I did not play the timed option, I am not sure how it knows you are done with each window (possibly how many matches you have made?). After each window, it tells you where you rank in the top scores list. Making matches in each window until you are done with that window seems to be the extent of the game. I only played the demo for about 20 minutes, though, so there might be more to the game later. I recommend trying the demo to see what you think.

I found this game alright except I found it a squeeze when it came to certain levels. Small games make a change for me because I normally go for the biggies or the medium sized games