Good concept, poorly executed
Though the graphics were nice, the game is broken in at least two places. On the leopard print level, if you let the fruit stack up (first time around, I thought that's what you're supposed to do), the flower will get stuck and you will not be able to get the last piece, even if you clear out the accumulated fruit. Later, if you click at the wrong time while standing on the baby's head, the strings get stuck off-screen and cannot be retrieved.
This would not be a problem if there were a level reset button or a way to get back to the elevator room without finishing the puzzle, but there isn't. I had to reload the game twice, and since the level passwords change on each play-through, I had to re-do all of the puzzles up to the point where I found the glitch. As a result, I did not feel the least bit guilty about cheating on the last level. The in-game hint was no help whatsoever (duhr, thar's a big fone in da middul of da screen; wut i do wif it?) and the solution was neither logical nor intuitive.
When they worked, the puzzles were quirky but challenging and rewarding. Overall, it's a cute way to advertise for a university, although I would expect more from said university's tech department.