A lighthearted, fun (and surprisingly challenging at parts) little escape from reality. It isn't particularly deep, nor does it have a lot of replay value. In this case a three-star rating (out of my customary four) is perfectly respectable: it was fun for what it is, but not something I'll think about later.

Where I was really impressed is with the GameHouse customer service. I wrote to them about a recurring ad which sent some pretty disturbing messages about domestic violence. I expected to get a form letter brush-off. In 24 hours, I got a personalized response saying that they'd pulled the ad, done a full review and pulled others like it, and were looking at ways to improve their ad placement system. Bravo.