Auditorium is one of those games that you really question at first if it really is a game at all. It started out as a flash game where players would guide the flow of particles into different areas that would create music. The goal of the game is to light up all of the different areas so that the entire song can play and then you will move on to the next level. The flow of particles is guided by different pieces that have an effect on them. For instance, an arrow will redirect the flow in the way that it is pointing while the rabbit will speed up particles. Each level presents it's own challenge while in turn creating a spontaneous music composition from the players efforts.

The game has a very similar feel to the hit game Enigmo except it is much more simple. The game is pretty easy to play and you'll most likely burn through the 25 levels it comes with. EA has decided to have users pay for extra levels if they get sick of the default 25 and that's where most of my gripe comes in.

For being so short, you are paying a price that will eventually require much more if you want to play more. The replay value in the game is very low and because of this fact I can't really recommend it. If you want to try it out, you can hop online and play it there.