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I m following StupidFlanders opinion, although i kind of like the graphics.

That the star rating comes from the amout of lines drawn i found out by him mentioning it.

the graphics were fine, as for the physics, in my opinion, for a 3-minute-game.

However, there werent any difficult puzzels with a maximum of lines useable possible. Sugar Sugar had some colow switch rings, if I remember correctly, these could be used in this game for a maze- building purpose.

The erase-tool is a MUST, though. If U are gonne add some more difficult levels, people dont want to have to redraw every line just to redo a little scratch they painted wrong.

As for the stars, use it for the amount of color pasted, not the amount of lines.

just my 2 cent, 3 stars anyways for it kept me entertained for 3 minutes (although this review took longer) , keep up the work, u re almost there ;)

Nothing original here. There's nothing wrong with reusing other peoples game ideas, that's how games evolve, but this is devolution not evolution. Sugar Sugar, the game that this is clearly based on, is much better than this.

The physics in this game are way off. The apples just don't bounce or roll as they would in real life.

It's missing an eraser button as others have said. It would also benefit from a replay button when you complete a level. In games like this if I don't get full points for a level (ie: three stars) I like to re-do the level a few times to try and get them. You would expect to get more than just a 'more games' and a 'next level' button.

To be honest I'm not sure the three star level rating works when it's based on how many lines you draw. I would expect it to work much better if you were given, for example, 100 apples and you would get three stars for all 100, two stars for 90, one for 80 and complete without stars for 70 or more.

As you can probably tell, I won't be playing again. I have just typed Sugar Sugar into the search bar and noticed that there is a sequel. I'm going to play that now and if it weren't for this game I wouldn't have searched for it, so thanks for that!

A fun little game. It makes you think, and the gameplay is simple, yet addicting. I would update the game with an "undo" function though. It gets a little frustrating deleting everything you've worked on. If I could just undo the drawing of one line instead of drawing it all over again, that would have been great.

I can see myself playing for hours, only thing is you need to add an eraser!

The game registers a fail too fast. I've won plenty of levels after it says that I've failed them. That's my only issue with the game. The mechanics work alright, the game theory isn't too 'new' but it works.