With its friendly pastoral setting and diminutive residents that would be equally at home in Camberwick Green, Spry Fox’s match-three puzzler appears a simple and sweetly innocent confection. But behind this welcoming exterior lies a game of fierce intelligence and almost bewildering depth. Complex but accessible, inventive yet familiar, a game that has gripped browser windows is every bit as troublingly addictive in the palm of your hand.

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