Maybe I'm just missing it but there doesn't seem to be an option to change it to low quality. I'm not impressed.

This game had me going "aww" from beginning to end. The little "creatures" are adorable, and the sound they make when they meet is adorable as well.

Lovely graphical style, I like how sparingly color is used, to create just enough of an emtional atmosphere for the game. The music is... cliché for this sort of game, but I actually didn't mind it that much.

I used to have a gripe with physics puzzles such as this one in the past, but it appears that, in recent years, Flash developers have been learning to make them without the added frustration of endless trial and error. The game consists of cutting strings to make objects move, collide and block each other, in order to make the lovely couple meet, if possible, gathering flower tokens as you go. Sometimes it's all a matter of momentum, getting the best speed possible to reach a certain place, and avoiding becoming too slow on an unsloped surface. The stage design is mostly fair. It does get a bit hard, but only when it should, not right from the beginning.

Sure, this string cutting mechanics are not new to physics puzzles, nor is this the first browser game I ever played with such mechanics. I wish I could say this doesn't matter (since the game is so adorable), but it does. The lack of originality made this game slightly less great than it could be.

I guess it's just fair to give this game a 4. I liked every aspect of it, save for the fact that this is by far not the first of its kind.

Not original, but still a lovely little game. Very atmospheric, smooth interfaces.

The gameplay is not very original, but this game is so beautiful with the art and the feeling! Music reminds me of Ferry Halim's games. Extra flowers found but it gave me no NG medals :\

Very interesting game! Just wanted to see and plunged all the way! Special pleasure - purr!!!