WHY IS THERE NO LEVEL EDITOR?

Looking at comments from both here and Armor Games, it seems that his game's score took a major hit in 2 main areas - lack of difficulty and poor controls. I'd like to address the controls first.

While Isometric games are not usually my first choice, you've gotta understand that it's an entire GENRE. It might not be popular in the states, but British gaming has thrived with this style since the early PC gaming days. While they might be difficult at first, after minor mental adjustment and 2 minutes of patience you will learn to work with them. And really, it's not that bad.

As for the difficulty, yes the puzzles were fairly easy. There is a place for easier puzzle games though - I for one rage quit on the more difficult flash puzzle games. They're typically not what I seek, and why would I spend dozens of minutes on a single puzzle when there are nearly infinite games out there to play instead? Something like this game presents an opportunity to interact with easier puzzles, allowing yourself to feel the satisfaction of progression as you enjoy the clever puzzle and charming world designs.

While I think this hovers closer to a 4/4.5, this gets 5 stars to help balance its score.

Nothing that's new about this except that the controls are isometric, which is still pretty annoying.

You know what this needs? A level editor, thats what this needs.

nice game and good graphics. a bit easy but still fun. could i possibly get a link for the song thats on the map/level select screen? i realy like that song =P