Ok, I downloaded a free trial, but have not play it yet. I need to know how long will it last and what is the different between free trial and purchased one? Thanks.

For Windows, the two versions are identical, with the exception that the trial allows 60 minutes of game play before it will shut down.

For the Mac version, there is a feature-limited trial version. The basic game play is the same, but progress is limited due to the limited game features.

I didn't get no 60 minutes on it.I got maybe 10.

Yea!

I've been playing the trial and I must say you guys did an awesome job!!!

The game is way cute so far. And I haven't had any problems yet.

Thanks so much everybody! Great job!!

More to follow I'm sure...now I need to go find $15

I can't get the trial to work. I get it installed and then run it and it pops up an error message that says it has stopped working and it will close and notify me if there is a solution. I was looking forward to trying out the new game and now it looks as if I won't get to.

If you're running Windows Vista, it's related to some of the security settings in Vista. You can fix the problem by following these procedures:

There are several security features in Vista that can interfere with a running application. The most likely cause of this problem is that Vista's Data Execution Prevention (DEP) is interfering with the digital rights management (DRM) software that handles the activation code that unlocks the game's full features. DEP is an important security feature of Vista and should not be completely disabled; however you can disable DEP for individual applications when you encounter problems with the way Vista handles such applications.

To read about what DEP does and how to change its settings, click Start on your Vista taskbar, then click Help and Support. In the "Search Help" field at the top of the help window, type "dep" and press the Enter key on your keyboard. You should see several entries related to DEP, which you can browse to become familiar with this Vista feature. To change DEP settings, click on "Change Data Execution Prevention settings." Depending upon how Vista is set up on your computer, you may see that DEP is turned on for all programs. If this is the case, you can choose to either set DEP only for essential Windows programs and services, or to disable DEP for the game only by follow the instructions for turning off DEP for an individual program.