
Liquidum is an aquatic logic puzzle game, where you strategically fill interconnected aquariums across six challenging sections with unique mechanics.
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This is a delightful puzzle game that I would normally recommend to everyone that likes puzzles, as it is fun and has really fun ideas with interesting levels. The reason I am not recommending this game is the way mistakes are handled in the leaderboard. The game has mistake checking as default, meaning that if you try to do something wrong it doesn't let you, and it increases the mistake counter. It can be disabled so there are no problems there. But the issue is, the phantom mistakes you do are still counted in the leaderboard for daily and weekly puzzles. Meaning that, the objectively best way to play this game is: 1) to take a picture of the puzzle 2) solve it on paint/paper 3) enter the solution back into the game, and hope you don't misclick I cannot recommend anyone a game that forces you to not play the game to get a better score on the leaderboard. All the quality of life features in the game that you get used to while solving the campaign become useless because of this.
Nice and original puzzle. Very soothing.
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Languages: English*, Portuguese - Brazil**languages with full audio support
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Ideal for those who are bored of regular nonograms. The main twist here is water (== gravity), which spices things up perfectly. And for this price? It's a bargain.
A cute little nonogram puzzler with some fun twists I thought this would be just a picross clone, but it stands out with some rather unique mechanics that have you thinking in a different way than usually with this type of game. The game has you filling water cells instead of coloring squares. The thing is, water flows from one cell to the next, so you can't just fill them willy nilly as you would in a typical nonogram puzzle. This changes up the strategies you have to use, and I found it quite clever. It is very challenging, especially if you turn off auto correct (which I recommend). Good to play while listening to a podcast or youtube essay.
I was prepared to be slightly entertained by this, honestly. I had VERY MUCH UNDERESTIMATED this game. I would not have been disappointed with, say, a Squarecells clone, but this ended up being noticeably deeper with aquariums and boats, to add to the nonagram-like logic. The levels NOT marked as "hard" serve as a useful ongoing tutorial, but don't actually present TOO much of a challenge. But when the games says it's getting Hard, they're not joking around! I have not delved (much) into the procedural level generator, but if it works even half as well as advertised, this game becomes a STEAL at $5. The graphics and music aren't fancy, but they're not there to grab your attention, They do their job of keeping your attention right where it should be, on the logic puzzle in front of you. The base game itself is not too long. But they have regularly released DLC. There's the procedural puzzle generator. And then, there's the ability to design your own levels, and play those levels created by others. All of that is the icing on the cake. Strong Recommendation from me. I had (and will continue to have) a blast.
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Solid logic puzzle game that would work as a paper-and-pen puzzlebook just as well. It starts out as Picross/Nonogram, but layers in additional novel mechanics as the game progresses. Fairly short, but priced accordingly, and Steam Workshop support adds long-term appeal, as well as randomly generated daily and weekly puzzles. I got a solid 30+ hours of puzzling fun out of this.
Sehr schönes Spiel. Im Grunde genommen steckt hinter diesem Spiel die logische Rätselvariante "Water Fun", die hier allerdings noch um ein paar Aspekte erweitert wurde, wie die Schiffe auf dem Wasser oder die Schrägen, die das Originalrätsel nicht bietet. Schöner, kniffeliger Spaß, immer eindeutige Lösungen, und nach den vorgefertigten Kampagnen-Rätseln gibt es dank prozedualer Generierung auf der einen Seite und ein Tagesrätsel auf der anderen Seite und mit dem Workshop die wirklich letzte Seite einen äußerst hohen Wiederspielwert. Für den Preis eine ganz klare Empfehlung.
nice puzzles, boats are the bane of my existence
물 컨셉의 변형 네모로직 게임. 조잡한 기믹들이 좀 있고 + 필기? 기능이 필기만 하는 게 아니라 자꾸 칸을 같이 채워버려서 짜증나기도 하는 등 일반적으로 추천하기엔 좀 그럼
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