Aqua Panic !

The idea of this game is good. It's a Lemmings type of puzzle game where you have to save a number of fish each level using a variety of tools. There are several modes of play: adventure, free and survival. In the adventure mode you play through each level in sequence, in the free mode you can replay any level you've already finished and use extra tools which you buy using coins you find in each level. In the survival mode perma death is introduced. You start with 100 fish, but any fish that get's killed means you'll have less fish at the start of the next level. I have a number of problems with this game. First of all it's not been optimized for mouse based play. Instead of giving you icons on screen to open up the menu or fastforward the game you have to use the keyboard. My second problem is that there are often things happening at several parts of a level, since water tends to collect whenever there is a bottle neck and many levels have several at different parts of the levels. And you can't keep track of what is happening because you cannot pause the game, nor can you divide the screen into several parts (like in commandos) and there is also no mini map. So I often have to fr…

Aqua Panic! is a physics-driven puzzle game that blends frantic problem-solving with an endearingly lighthearted presentation. Developed and published by Eko Software, it places players in the role of an unlikely aquatic savior, tasked with rescuing schools of stranded fish after a massive storm has scattered them into dangerous inland environments. Rather than focusing on reflex-heavy action, the game challenges players to think creatively under pressure, guiding vulnerable creatures back to safety by manipulating terrain, objects, and environmental hazards in clever ways. The core gameplay revolves around real-time puzzle scenarios that emphasize planning, experimentation, and understanding how different elements interact. Each level presents a contained environment filled with obstacles, predators, and potential pathways, and players are given a limited set of tools to influence the outcome. These tools range from explosives that clear terrain, to plants that redirect fish movement, to devices that freeze water or eliminate threats. The challenge lies in using these tools efficiently, as poor placement or timing can quickly send fish into peril. Early levels serve as gentle int…

Very Fun game

lemmings if they didn't have limbs..

GG !