BrickShooter Review

It's Monday morning and you, like everyone else who works in an office, do not want to be at work. You start up your old business-supplied Macintosh computer that is nearly useless and start pretending to do work from 9 to 5. Problem solved. BrickShooter is a generally simple puzzle game in which you try to match blocks with other blocks of the same color. Sounds boring? Think again. This suprisingly addictive game is one of the best I've played since Snood. A perfect cure for the lengthy drag of work days, BrickShooter impressively showcases that an unpretentious game can be even more fun than a flashy Shockwave game that'll cost an arm and a leg to purchase. The music in Brickshooter, however, is rather annoying after listening to it for a few games but this can easily be fixed by turning the sound off or telling your co-worker in his neighboring cubicle to turn his usually irritating morning talk show up to full volume. Overall, this game is definitely worth the $17.95 and will not disappoint. Hopefully you'll find a little bit of time to finish those TPS reports for the boss in between games!