It is said that a good chef is one that can cook-up miracles with scraps. This is such a miracle: enclosed within only a few MBs the MUMBO-JUMBO team has enclosed a game you will ENJOY GREATLY!!

A series of colored balls (with the number of different colors increasing every few levels) gets pushed and you have to match them in sets of three or more in order to remove them - and prevent them from reaching the end zone. There are two different modes: numbered balls per level and endless ball-trains in a specific level. Both are exceptional addictive!!

This is a perfect example of what has come to be known as Casual Gaming. It would be a good idea to download the 60-min trial version from a site, such as REFLEXIVE (you can Google it), and decide for yourself whether this is indeed your cup of tea.

Anybody can make a good game that will run only on a super-computer. This is an example of pure programming genius!

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!

I wanted a 'marble shooting game' and this one also said it was for Windows Vista. Installed fine, but I wish it came with some game information in the packaging or more in the program, such as how many downloads are available and how many levels there are. Over all a good puzzle type game that lets you restart at the level you exited from.

I am a 38 yr. old stay-at-home mother of 4 and, although I hate to say it, I am addicted to Zuma.

This is MY game.

I shudder to think how much time I've wasted with this.

The gist of this game is kind of silly-sounding. What you're doing is shooting colored marbles out of a frog's mouth at a line of moving marbles. You try to get 3+ of the same color marbles in a row so that they disappear, trying to get rid of all the marbles before they go down the drain.

The levels get increasingly difficult as you go along. (I have been stuck at 12 forever. I blame my mouse.)

I play for a couple rounds a day, most days but not all. Sometimes, my few minutes is more like a few hours. (Not usually.)

Our family LOVES the PopCap games. We have several. This is the only one I play. (I'm not into video games.) This brand is especially nice. When you load a new game onto your computer, you also load samples of their other games. It's nice to try them before purchasing. Honestly, I don't think there has been one my family hasn't liked. We have bought a lot of them.

Another really nice thing about this brand is the fact that you don't need the disc after you've loaded the game onto your computer. (Share with a friend!!) No need to search all over the place for misplaced discs!! Yay!!!

My computer has XP, the kids' has Vista. All the PopCap games run on both just fine.