In Bulletzorz (also written BULLETzorz or BulletZORZ variously) you play as a robot prone to exploding. Through no fault of its own, it has a nasty habit of going "kablam!" when exposed in close proximity to bullets and spikes. This can prove problematic as bullets are the primary ingredient in moving platforms here.

Throughout the games nine levels (replayable on a harder difficulty) you will encounter various obstacles of the jumping variety as you move from platform to platform collecting diamonds. It's simple, though like most simple things, it has big meaty hooks which draw you into the game and want to keep you there 'til its finished.

And speaking of drawing, the graphics do bear a remarkable similarity to Crayon Physics - which the author claims is "quite nonsense" ...We'll let you be the judge on that one.

All in all, it's a quick and fun game which succeeds in being entertaining, but will not have you coming back for more. Although it does seem to want a bigger, more expansive sequel. I guess we'll just have to see what happens in the future.