I got to level ten, password is coats. I wouldn't say its addictive because there is no way I'll spend on it since the graphics are so horrible.

I got bored waiting for the ball to stop bouncing on level 1 =( I don't think I'll try again.

Beat it... It ends after the 20th level. I did not find it even remotely fun, mostly continued playing it because all of the skill required was methodically moving the mouse a pixel and clicking... and I wanted to see if that strategy would ever fail... it didn't.

Last level password:

I guess he means choose somewhere to aim for a starting location, then ever so slightly move for the next shot, then again, etc, etc... Until it works?

Aka, brute forcing.

And a storyline or a plot. Seriously, that game is good enough for Atari and would've made tons of money back then but there are so many mindless point and click games that are better, most of them are flash.

Initially I found it interesting, but then I found one could easily beat it by carefully positioning the mouse and adjusting it pixel by pixel...but it was fun while it lasted :-).

I still don't see how you move the mouse pixel by pixel. (Do you wait for the ball to stop?) Because I usually click the reset button when I mess up. Unless there's a hotkey or something.

I think it's hilarious that so many of you are saying it isn't fun because it's beatable... Would you rather it had a lives system that sent you back to the start every time you failed three times? You'd either never beat it or waste exponentially more time playing it. I like that you can just keep trying. And I'm sure there are mathematics that could solve it perfectly every time if you knew them and worked it out. We're just brute forcing it because we don't have those mathematics. I, for one, like that I can keep trying.

I'm currently on Level 12.

I looked so close for Level 13! I got the ball to zig-zag sideways around the entire board, getting the outer circles, chevron, and triangle, but it misses the middle circle by like a pixel and nothing I do has any affect...

Well that's true, but I don't think you really have to. It's like a more complicated game of pool. You can either eye it up or you can learn the math involved in the table and just know what to do. Clearly, this game is more complicated than pool, but given the rules and constraints, there has to be math that can solve it absolutely.

I was actually just thinking that it would be cool to write a program that tried every pixel and then marked the winnable pixels for each puzzle. That would be brute force. It would also show you the most show-worthy plays to make for a 1337 video.

That doesn't actually look very smooth considering it's computer controlled...