When it comes to time killing, the Luxor series is unquestionably amongst the bests. Right here I'm writing about Luxor 2, because I'm playing with this part of the game series now, but almost everything is true for the other Luxor games as well.
If you have something important to do, for example to learn for exams, to write an assignment for a job or course, to write a term paper, or really anything else, then Luxor seems ideal for gamers to relax a bit during work. It has stages and levels, so it's quite well split, but that's exactly where the evil lies behind. It's called: "Just one more level..."
Believe me when I'm saying, that it's even more dangerous than the "just one more quest" thing in RPGs. The trap is that it seems much more innocent. Because it can take only 3-5 minutes to finish a level when you're at the beginning of the map. For first it's easy to complete the stages as well, but it will get longer soon enough to realize, that "just one more stage" isn't the best way to make yourself believe, that you don't actually waste a whole lot of time on not doing your job. But when it's "just one more level", you can easily say to yourself, that it's nothing. The worst is that the more you play, the harder it gets to stop. You'll get more and more eager to get through the levels which of course become more difficult as you proceed in the game.
