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A little tweaking and I think this game would be much better. Maybe have the level goal stay on the screen longer as some of the people writing reviews didn't know what to do on some of the levels. Being able to change the length of the chain would help a lot also. The last suggestion I have is to give the wrecking ball a lot more inertia.

It is very buggy, the screens(win or lose) are prone to malfunctions. The Orange level glitches oranges into the basket permanently. And during the flight level airplanes spawn backwards and lag when destroyed. Great try though. Fix it and i will defiantly play again.

So... I finally beat Arthur. Dude, the lag here is no joke. I first ran into it at 'air assault', and it's really bad. The biggest problem is that the graphics quality is set at 'high', and you've programmed the game so that you can't change it to low until you're on 'full screen' mode. Then, when you try to do from there, the cursor likes to freeze. I interchanged between modes, and restarted the game numerous times, and I was only able to change the quality once. I didn't have that luxury while facing Arthur. Ugh. This is a fairly innovative idea, and the visuals are rather beautiful, but something about your coding just butchered it. I have a fast computer, but even changing the quality setting, the one time I could, only made the reaction of the ship moderately better. It feels like the game doesn't fully reload each time you die, it seems to get bogged down further and further the more times you restart the same stage. I plugged on though, and I did beat it, but damn, I lost a piece of my gaming self in doing so.

This has an interesting concept behind it, if you can polish the game play it could be a great game. As it stands this is probably one of the most frustrating games i have played in a long time.
As others have suggested you should look at implementing weight (of some description) to the wrecking ball (is that what you call it?) and a health system of some description so that its at least 2 hits for the player to die.
If not i recommend a gentler learning curve, most people will abandon a game no matter how good if it takes more than 3 goes to complete the first level.
Also just a minor note the game went through 3 load screens to initially start and then two as it went to each advert i understand that you want to make profit of some description from the game but the adverts are just intrusive, they broke what immersion i had each time they appeared.

I like the concept but it needs polish. The physics are way off, which makes manipulating the boulder very unintuitive and frustrating. You also need to figure out a better way to handle the mouse leaving the game screen than playing full screen. More than a few times it would go off the screen and when it came back in the ship would move unexpectedly and I'd crash into something. The sound and graphics are fine for the nostalgia sake. If you can fix those two major flaws, it could be plenty of fun, but now it's at least as frustrating in a bad way as it is in a fun way.