Hook is a short and simple puzzle game, though the levels do get a bit more complex near the end. It's not very challenging, as long as you take your time to think the puzzles through. I'd say it's more relaxing than anything else.

The objective of the game is to pull all of the hooks into their "homes," at which point they will disappear into some other dimension. But if you don't pull them in the right order, they get caught on other hooks. To make sure you trigger the right hooks, you must change the direction of the circuit the trigger is connected to. It's all very simple and easy to understand.

The music for Hook is very soothing. It playing in the background, matched with solving puzzles, is super calming. I could listen to it all day, and never tire of it. It gets two thumbs up from me.

Overall, Hook is a very nice experience. It's definitely worth the price it's asking for. Don't hesitate on picking up this great title.

[i] Hook [/i] is a short and simple puzzle game, though the levels do get a bit more complex near the end. It's not very challenging, as long as you take your time to think the puzzles through. I'd say it's more relaxing than anything else. The objective of the game is to pull all of the hooks into their "homes," at which point they will disappear into some other dimension. But if you don't pull them in the right order, they get caught on other hooks. To make sure you trigger the right hooks, you must change the direction of the circuit the trigger is connected to. It's all very simple and easy to understand. The music for [i] Hook [/i] is very soothing. It playing in the background, matched with solving puzzles, is super calming. I could listen to it all day, and never tire of it. It gets two thumbs up from me. Overall, [i] Hook [/i] is a very nice experience. It's definitely worth the price it's asking for. Don't hesitate on picking up this great title.