@WiiAboutU

IIRC, I'm on Level 7 in that world. Sorry I can't help for the time being.

Sorry, my mistake I never actually played Mouse House, I was just going by the screenshots I've seen. But The Incredible Machine was definitely an awesome title for it's time, if not before it's time. (<:

That's alright, I just realized it's unnecessary to collect every coin. Unless the tally at the end of the level takes this into consideration somehow? I'm now working on the North Pole map pack. So if you need any help with the Fairy Magic map pack @KnucklesSonic8 just ask. (<:

Heh, sure. Try the difficult worlds yet?

Not yet, I thought I'd acquaint myself with the games mechanics a little more first. But I figured out that the train station is where you purchase the additional map packs. lol
I will let you know when I finish the low difficulty map packs. The medium difficulty will most likely be my next choice, I'll leave the high difficulty for last. But if you need any help in the future or you just want to converse, I created the "Bobby Carrot Forever Guidance" thread. So that this thread keeps it's original purpose. (<:

BTW, I think I made a mistake. Is Fairy Magic the first world? I beat that days ago. I just don't remember the names because they all feel very similar.

Yes it is @Knuckles, what map pack are you working on then? The Fairytale World map pack is medium difficulty.

Fairytale World, that's what it was. No wonder I got confused.

I was jumping around on all the levels today:

• Again, I'm on level 7 for Fairytale World
• I think I completed a few levels on Chinese Whispers
• Tried clearing the first level on Magic Beans but couldn't figure out how to get one last carrot
• Completed most of the levels on Niagara Falls I believe

Oh, and if you're wondering how I remembered all the stage names, I had to look at a screenshot to refresh my memory on some of them.

@InvisibleTune If you like puzzlers, if I were you I would give this a chance. I'm growing to really like this game. The music is a little childish but is fairly catchy nonetheless. It has plenty of animation for a puzzler and the front loading screen has a strange nostalgic sensation. With the amount of DLC available you really can't go wrong. Even if you are a genius and solve every puzzle in the main story in one sitting. I'm not going to point any arrows →@KnucklesSonic8. lol

Thanks for the recommendation, WiiAboutU. Does this game play anything like Toki Tori?

At least someone likes the music...

Anyway, yes it's a bit like Toki Tori, but that game is superior to this IMO.

I just bought this last night. It's pretty good so far. Very similar to Chip's Challenge.

But right now, I'm stuck on the 10th level of the first world. Is it me, or did they not really explain how the cloud switches work that well? Anyway, I'm just gonna keep plugging along. I think looking up the answer online kinda defeats the purpose in a game like this.

Thanks @Gamma_128 for purchasing the game. cheers!

What's taking so long with the review?

I don't know I thought it would've been posted by now. (<:

Patience guys. You know they'll follow through.

Reviews have been especially slow lately. Just Jam took over 3 weeks. It's been 10 days now for Bobby Carrot. Nintendo Life is usually the best site for quick, quality reviews. What's up? Thursday releases throwing you off?