Fishing in the North Pole can be a rather chilling experience, especially for the fish. And so it is in this puzzle game, where not only do you have to pull out as many colourful fishys from the freezing water as you can but you need to defrost them from the ice too. Oh and there's only a limited amount of time for you to be able to do this. So how to play? Well first of all you need to crack the cubes. Do this by holding the pen down on the screen and move it to the frozen fish you want to set free. The ice then breaks and the fish appear. But before you start defrosting remember, the objective of the game is to match two or more of each fish in vertical and horizontal rows. The more fish you match, the more points you earn and the quicker you get to the next levels. You can set the difficulty before you start and have music on or off. I always find music for these kinds of games irritating but I'm a very irritable person. The sound effects here are actually quite funny. The game runs the danger of becoming repetitive but the pace and changes in difficulty make it rather addictive. Yes, you'll probably get hooked. Addictive puzzle game bordering on being repetitive.