Habitatrix

As advertised, a bunch of 3d fluid based puzzles. Unlocked through play so you may have to replay levels to get to the next one. Simple and not too long but quite fun for what it is.

If this cost more than a small coffee I would be very firm in my dislike. It's frustrating. There is no concept of balance or fairness. The water model is like a stream of ball bearings hitting an ice rink. There is no skill, only luck and hope. But it's a very very cheap game. So it can live happily as a frustrating little distraction.

If this wasn't cheap I'd be pretty annoyed. The graphics and physics are cool and fun for an hour or two, but the actual challenges range from absurdly easy to impossible. The balance just isn't there. I can't recommend it purely because the "game" portion of the game is broken and frustrating. It would be fine if the physics alone and the levels were fun without the challenge part, but they just aren't.

A decent collection of physics and water based mini games for the price. About 1-2 hours of enjoyable gameplay ranging from somewhat challenging to pretty simple and easy. The unlockable freeplay mode is a nice touch for replay on some of the more enjoyable levels. I especially like the lava level with the destruction physics and the infinite stacking level to see how high you can stack a bunch of random objects on a teetering physics tower.