Water Buddy

Water Buddy

Our world is on fire and nobody seems to notice. There may never have been, and may never be, a more salient message for young gamers to learn!

Pikmin meets Goat Simulator Great Game!

Adorable and silly game that is a delight to find all the little gags in the town while collecting water buddies. The townspeople are hilarious!

Lovely little interactions on every square foot of this town in dire need of an aquatic saviour. Reminds me greatly of the old platformers like Banjo Kazooie

A fun, cute, very small, and peaceful game that is a nice break away from serious deep-dives and complex genres that I normally review. Essentially a long mini-game of an egg-hunt genre for water-droplet buddies that occurs in a small square town; will definitely test a player's problem-solving skills and some click-interaction of objects to figure out where the water-droplets are hiding. Great use of low-poly art-style, some surprisingly comedic moments involving the towns-people, and generally a nice experiment that makes me wish to see if this could be expanded with a Level-Editor to give this game some much needed Replay-Value. Good display of potential; I hope to see this game-designer in the future build upon the lessons learned in this release towards more features to enhance the potential in future games.

A short and sweet puzzle game perfectly priced at $2.99. Beware of the dog and what's waiting for you in the garage.

The kid doesn't deserve the water gun

This little indie game is chock full of moments that are adorable, charming, and wryly hilarious! My family and I were grinning as we played this on the couch, my son chiming in with ideas about how to solve the puzzles. The puzzles are fun, and I like how they build on one another--as soon as you finish one puzzle, you not only get the reward of completing that one, you also are eager to circle back to the puzzles you passed by earlier but now have enough water buddies to accomplish. At its best moments, Water Buddy touches on some of the magical moments I experienced playing Untitled Goose Game.

The little water buddies give this game such great character, and charm. They make all the little puzzles and discoveries fun, even the way they follow you around makes them feel like your buddies. Great game, I hope others decide to try it out and enjoy it as well.