Tiny bang, tiny price

OK, first off, I thoroughly enjoyed this game (I wrote a review for the "Lite" version already). It has truly lovely graphics, and charming and not too overwhelming background music (I hate having video game music stuck in my head). The hidden object aspect of the game is fine. Some easy finds to get you going and some quite difficult ones at times to keep you from feeling TOO patronized. The puzzles within the game (20 in all) range from quite simple to maddening (more of the simple than the maddening), with logic games, jigsaws, and (very) old school little video games mixed in. At the end of the entire game, you have the option of going back and playing any of the little internal games as often as you please. I came here to buy the full version at 2.99, thinking, ok, even if its short, I enjoyed the lite version enough to shell out 2.99 for a few extra levels. And lo and behold, its now 99 cents. Having gone through all five levels, I still think it would have been worth the 2.99, but never in a million years would pay the 9.99 that it seems to have been in the past. Frankly, Im not a massive fan of hidden object games, and this one has a few extra features which won me over, but Im quite happy with it being a mere five inexpensive levels.

RokiaNY about The Tiny Bang Story