But don't let the simple graphics or easy controls fool you: SOTC is one of the most clever puzzlers I have come across in some time. The levels start out easy – in fact, the first few are nicely-designed tutorial levels that teach you how to play the game and offer some tips – but after level eight or so, you will start having to think carefully. Since you don't need to catch all the chicks you see to exit the level (only the required number), it is important to differentiate between "red herring chicks" (i.e. chicks in impossible places that you can never catch) and the real victims. Timing and reflexes also become important in later levels, but the precision required is not so maddeningly impossible as to discourage non-action gamers. If you are interested in a refreshing puzzler that is easy to learn but will take hours to finish all of its fifty levels, SOTC is well worth your time. It may not be original or unique, but it is a good example of how addictive puzzle games can get with devious level designs and an intuitive interface.