This highly addictive game is one of the best of the "color matching" games out there. The only thing lacking is the competetive edge: savable high scores. While it does automatically save the highest score, simply allowing 10 save score slots that you could add your name to would significantly up the "I-can't-stop-where-did-the-last-two-hours-go" ante.

Snoozle is an approximation of Snood. If you know that great, classic game, then you know how detailed it is. Making careful shots is key, especially on the higher levels. A pixel make a big difference, and it's sometimes possible to thread a Snood into a place where it doesn't seem it'll fit.Snoozle doesn't make it. I haven't found it possible to be that careful in my aim. Sometimes, I even have trouble firing the ball out. Other times, I barely touch the screen and accidentally fire a ball.I want to like Snoozle, but found myself getting frustrated playing it. Where Snood combined precise shooting with strategic thinking, Snoozle calls for neither. Most of my games have been quick and mildly enjoyable. If I had the option to do over, I wouldn't buy the full version.

FRUSTRATING! Okay, the freebie game that goes to level 4 is fun! So I thought more levels, more fun, but no, lots more frustration after level 4 real fast. The $1.99 version, after level 4 the game gets too hard too fast. Too many more ball colors and I mean lots! So many that some have stripes! I would have rated this game 5 stars if the programmer would have decreased the ball colors down by AT LEAST 100% or more. I played Snood a LOT so I have the idea how the game goes. (Note to the programmer, you got a hit here, just reduce the ball colors because otherwise a person can't get to second base.)

I love playing when I need a non-competitive way to pass time, but I REALLY wish the game would track score stats. I don't remember what the highest level is that I've gotten to, or what my highest score has been, and I'd love to see each time I play if I'm getting better or worse. Also, my girlfriend sometimes plays too, and it would be fun if we could both track our scores against each other. Add these features, and I'll probably play a lot more AND tell my friends to download it so we can play against each others scores.