It can be frustrating at times, especially in the later levels, to carefully move the Blurbs through such confined maps. Players will frequently find that the Blurbs just don't move in the players' intended path. Later levels require precision and timing -- something the controls inherently can't provide.

Regardless of the intrinsic flaws of the game, it's still amusing nonetheless to move your body in ridiculous ways in your attempt to save the Blurbs. For a nice twist on the game, bring a friend in front of the Eye. Heck, bring two or three friends. Each player can try to cover a portion of the screen and assist each other in the quest to get as many creatures to the goal. Here's a hint, however: make sure you stay still to "disappear." After passing a Blurb to another player, stay still and you won't be able to interfere with their actions.

Playing in a group will undoubtedly bring a lot of joy and laughter, but it will be short lived. There are only a handful of themed levels in each of the five worlds. The game can easily be completed in less than an hour. Once it's said and done, there's very little incentive to go back ... unless you find other hapless victims to play the game with. All in all, Operation Creature Feature may not have great controls, nor depth. Regardless, its novelty certainly makes it a game that every Eye owner should try at least once, and fans of alcohol may find it to be quite a pleasant drinking game.

PS3 Fanboy score: 5.0