The only downside to the music was that it did NOT vary much, and became a little drab due to its redundancy. Sound (7): The music was both clear and catchy. Another thing that I really loved about the graphics were how colorful they were! The colors were very bright and varied, adding to the aesthetics of the game. I looked forward to the little animations because they were so adorable. The little bits of plot thrown into actual play weren't overwhelmingly invasive, so there was enough time to really get into the game before a short clip played to continue the story line. The drawings are just adorable, and even the animations keep the player intrigued. Clear cut with that zelda/ bomberman/ pokemon feel, while unique enough to really catch your eye.

Graphics (9): The graphics were wonderful. I would recommend it to anyone who doesn't mind a game that's not much of a challenge. This is definitely a fantastic game and one of my favorites that I've played on this site. I chuckled many times while playing, and those humorous blocks really helped keep me going. The writers also threw in tons of humor, so the story is fun to keep along with as you play. It's probably the only aspect I would like to see different in the game.

Even when outnumbered 10 enemies to one character, battle was a cinch and not something to be backed away from.

I didn't find many creatures or bosses to be a challenge, so battling was only done to gain items to craft with. Battle, in my opinion, was a bit too easy and is probably the biggest con of the game. Complete with basic crafting, battle, and leveling, this game keeps you interested! While the music gets a little repetitive, it's easy enough to play with the sound muted. It's a game in which there aren't many options to deviate from the plot, but surprisingly the game style doesn't seem to be a set back at all. Live A Live Review by: Singelli - 9.8/10 Quite a Jewel This game is absolutely fantastic! There are basically seven different chapters in which you get to live varying lifestyles depending on the time frame that character is set in.

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