Droplette

For being early access, this game has a decent amount of polish. The puzzles are varied and expand upon prior concepts. Looking forward to seeing how this game develops further.

This game is a lot of fun! The visuals are very charming and I really love the art style. It has a very relaxing feel to it, encouraging you to take your time with the game. I originally thought it was going to play like 3D platformers similar to Super Mario 64, but as I got deeper, I found it to instead be more like the dungeons of early 3D Zelda games. Essentially, there's a heavy focus on puzzles. You have to take a look at your surroundings, gather information and see what you can do to proceed. There are also optional collectibles you can find as well. The story is simple and told without dialogue. The gibberish that characters speak is enough to convey what's going on. There aren't too many other NPC's, and aside from an end boss, there are no enemies in the game. It makes for a very lonely atmosphere, but in the context of the game, it works perfectly. I would describe it as somewhat melancholy yet uplifting. Like enjoying the relaxing ambience of a rainy day. For an early access title, it has a very solid foundation to it and is relatively bug free. It has a well-established baseline and does a great job of introducing you to the different states of matter the player can …

A bit buggy but worth the playtime

Great 10/10 but too much water

Controls are wonky. Camera is wonky. There is little to no direction in the game so it is very hard to understand what you are supposed to be doing at any given time. Besides all that, it was a decent time, but not really time well spent.