It's a great game! Everyone in the world should visit Nitrome. I think this is one of those games I'll come back to play again and again. We encountered a few minor bugs while playing, but they didn't detract from the overall experience. Karmen: Small Fry has everything I love about Nitrome games: cute scenes with familiar faces, unique twists on classic ideas, and a few difficult levels requiring much planning, practice, and timing. Also the skeleton can survive any disaster that would normally kill a fry. Don't worry, the warrior can punch the bugs. Roland: There are fry-eating piranha plants, thorny vines that can stab you and gigantic bugs.

However, many puzzles are inside caves, so the levels can be quite challenging. Karmen: Grabbing the characters allows you some control over their abilities. In the caves, there is a carving that says 'no mouse' to remind you. You can lift them by clicking on them and moving them around! Unless they are in a cave, that is. The little guys will move blindly onwards until they encounter an obstacle, stop to pause on a subterranean stump or reach their final destination.

Here, the goal is similar: rescue as many small fries as possible.

Nitrome has used the Lemming concept in the past, with games like Sandman and Scribble. Karmen: Each Fry comes equipped with special abilities, such as climbing or smashing, much like the classic Lemmings. You have to get them all to the tree house at the end of the level. But this one is special because you get four different characters: Brain, Sporty Guy, Warrior and, last but not least, Skeleton. Roland: Like most games it gets harder and harder as you go. Roland, you've played every Nitrome game ever released. When I heard the newest Nitrome game since Sky Wire 2 was called Small Fry, I turned to my own 'Small Fry', seven-year-old Roland.

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