
Liquidum is an aquatic logic puzzle game, where you strategically fill interconnected aquariums across six challenging sections with unique mechanics.
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简单!豪丸!玩的感觉大脑褶皱咻一下舒展开了
I haven't been this excited since Hexcells Infinite came out. It's the Aquarium logic puzzle with all the bells and whistles.
As a nonogram enjoyer, I was hooked from the start, but it proved to be much more than that. A very entertaining and clever puzzler with a set of hand-crafted levels and a generator which creates equally enjoyable levels. Daily challenges are a cherry on top. I already have 100% achievements but I still play the game, which doesn't happen often...
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Languages: English*, Portuguese - Brazil**languages with full audio support
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If you like Hexcells, Squarecells, Crosscells, and Tametsi - I think you're like Liquidium too. The water, boat and ? mechanics all add great crunchy complexity! I will say that keeping track (either in your head or by drawing) both boats *and* water is a bit of a mess at times. The build in painting tool is a great help. The previews for where water will go is also great. It's just a good puzzler for dirt cheap. Definitely get it if you're a fan of the games I mentioned.
Fantastic twist on nonogram puzzles, adding fresh elements that increase the complexity. A fun romp, albeit too short.
Sudoku-descended puzzler. Has good gameplay, as well as proper level select and more than one level to work on at a time. Runs great on Linux.
Really nice picross game with aquarium puzzles and other interesting mechanics. Besides the campaign levels, there are procedurally generated levels in Explorer mode. And you can also create your own levels or download other people's creations. The presentation is nice, too. You can toggle off the timer, auto-correct (recommended) and some other features.
This is my first exposure to picross type games, but I had no problem learning the rules though the simple but well done tutorial levels that teach by example rather than walls of text. Most importantly, it was a ton of fun to solve all the levels, even the tutorial ones. While there are not a huge number of levels of each type, there are options to make randomly generated levels that are essentially just as good as the hand built ones, and you can make and share levels which has been enjoyable. Plus there's a level of the day each day which is unique to that day. In sort more than enough content for the price - I've spent 5 hours already and not yet finished more than 75% of the hand-built levels. Controls are great, with mouse and touch screens fully supported. The only thing I wish for is a ? marker so I could logic thru some of the more tricky levels without having to remember every potential move in a sequence.
Lovely! Exactly what I wanted from this type of game: fun variations on these types of puzzles, a very satisfying and pleasant UI and presentation, just difficult enough to scratch my puzzle game itch. FYI works on Steam Deck with the track pad.
O jogo é muito bom, gameplay que não cansa, consigo passar horas tranquilamente jogando
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