Cherry Creek

[i]Cherry Creek[/i] is a darn fine little puzzler. Probably worth the baseline price, definitely a great grab on sale if you're into this sort of thing. Just be sure you're looking for [b][u]casual[/u][/b]." It's got a great, calm aesthetic in both A/V. Your goal on each board: rotate "river" tiles to bring water from the 1 fountain to all the cherry trees. Sort of a minesweeper feel, but you can't explode. I've spotted a few charming little easter egg animations hidden around the margin, a little extra fun if you drift off-task. There are 8 chunks of levels sorted by difficulty, and all are immediately available to you from the get-go. When playing a level on a given difficulty it tracks your time, clicks, and moves and (upon completion) reports whether you've beat your own personal best. But there's no achievements and no leaderboards right now -- [u][url=https://steamcommunity.com/app/1018990/discussions/0/3398435622563845415/]maybe later[/url][/u]. So it's all just for fun. And t...

This is a competent take on the classic "guide water to all fields" type of puzzle. If you like these types of games, you should definitely consider picking this title up. It looks beautiful, plays well (the UI is solid!) and it offers multiple difficulty levels with loads of puzzles that will keep you occupied for hours. At this price point, it is practically a steal. Highly recommended!

In Cherry Creek, you simply rotate the pipes to connect all of the cherry trees to the water source. For me, puzzle games that make you think a lot are stressful, while ones that are too easy are boring. This game hits that sweet spot of engaging your brain just enough to be addictively relaxing.

Slick & calm puzzle game. The goal is simple: Rotate tiles (including the water source if necessary) until every tree is watered. Larger grid sizes can significantly increase complexity, as the possible number of routes from A to B grows significantly, and the game doesn't artificially boost the difficulty by throwing extra rules at you - and it doesn't need to. Also I saw a spacecraft rising out of a swamp. So I've got that going for me, which is nice.

I have really enjoyed playing this thoughtful and relaxing game - I love the gentle music and all the lovely little touches in the graphics. I also found it deceptively challenging at the higher levels and had to go back a level or two when I first started, so this is a game with plenty to keep you coming back - either for a fun, relaxing chill out session or as a challenge to your puzzle solving skills! Great game!

Pleasant graphics and music bring this sliding puzzle to life.

Cute game that desperately needs a story mode, or achievements (or both) to create some narrative drive and give the player a reason to return. I am giving it a mild recommendation because I did have fun with it for a few hours, and because I like the warm and friendly vibe, but it could be so much more with just a little more development time invested.

A nice little game that's relaxing to play. If you need to kill a few minutes or so and like flipping tiles to make everything connect, this could be for you.

This is absolutely lovely. There are plenty of selectable difficulties, and you can choose whether you want the time or number of moves scored, or keep all numbers away and just fiddle with the puzzles at your own pace with no pressure. The music's gorgeous and I love the art style. Recommended; if you like it you'll get hours out of this.

I'm not normally one for the Indie tile sliders but I love this one! It's good to have so many difficulty levels! Would be nice with some steam achievements.