Hey, you. What're you doing right now?... WRONG. You're about to play NerveJangla from Ninjadoodle. Given the title, you might be expecting some sort of reflex testing twitch game. Wrong again! NerveJangla is actually a series of puzzles and minigames that are about as threatening as a newborn bunny nestled in a pile of cotton balls. The goal is to solve each screen in the least amount of time as possible. At the end, you may think you have a high score, when in reality, you're wrong again, because however fast your time, I assure you, mine is much faster!... what?... proof?... uh, my cat ate my screenshot. Leave me alone!
While there are a few stages that require you to move quickly, for the most part you're solving a series of simple logic puzzles. Read the directions, use your mouse to interact, and experiment. You may be called upon to help a fat ninja collect his stars (oooh!), or to identify identical Russian nesting dolls (aaah!), or perhaps even to unite a cactus and a balloon (zounds!).
It's not particularly challenging, and some of the puzzles that reoccur are definitely more enjoyable than others, while some are simply small variations of one another. The game is surprisingly long for what it is, but still basically just a coffee break activity. But it's simple, it's cute, and sometimes a bouncy jazz soundtrack is exactly what you need to get you through the day. And sometimes, a happy donut is all you really need to put a smile on your face, right? WRONG!... oh, uh, sorry. Force of habit.