Pros - Great little time killer. Makes you think of the 3d Mario games which is nice. Controls are great for a touch screen! Though the initial acceleration could have a bit more power. Cons -Game play can get a little repetitive . Some levels require you to out run the screen. Or stop the screen from crushing you. This can only be achieved if the restart moment is in sync with the levels moving items working with you.

A well polished and enjoyable game. Smooth difficulty curve, well designed environments, cute characters, and great music are just a few of the things that make this a worthwhile purchase. If you liked collectable based games, like Banjo-Kazooie or Mario 64, there's a good chance you'll like this. The stars hidden throughout the level give reason to replay levels and explore further. Even on replay, the levels seldom feel repetitive. The controls could be better and there are times when you may be fighting the camera angle and invisible joystick to get Suzy to move or jump where you want. Not having a visible joystick on the screen makes the UI less distracting, but it can make it difficult to define the limits of the control you have over Suzy. For me, I would find my left thumb sliding over the middle and right side of the screen. There could be more consistency in the use of directional shadows. When the directional 'high noon' shadows are in effect, knowing what Suzy is over is a lot easier. When there are no shadows, it can be difficult to discern her position, particularly over enemies, etc. Even so, I readily endorse this game.