Matching cubes is at its best when a couple of boosters line up and half the board suddenly disappears in a noisy little chain reaction. Early puzzles are fairly forgiving, while later layouts make you watch the remaining moves instead of blindly tapping whatever colour is nearest. Lots of money is already unlocked, so there is no tedious resource hoarding getting in the way. The Wilson family keeps the park restoration from feeling like a bare puzzle ladder, and the whole thing works nicely as a low-pressure blast-and-match game for a few spare minutes.