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I appreciate the fact you can complete certain levels in multiple different ways, and that the later levels aren't always more difficult than the ones before. I really enjoyed this one. 4/5
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A decent little game that was worth playing. Don't worry about using all the parts. I'm pretty extra parts are included in some levels to throw you off.
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i cant believe i have to say this... to those of you who instantly one star at the menu because theres no mute button, THERE IS ONE! its at the top of the level while playing the actualy friggin' game! rate this so that others can see!
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I wasn't directly tracking all the unused parts (and which levels). But if we are building a list, add on levels, 24, 25, and 31 as specific ones I remember that GameTommy didn't include.
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In 9/10... no 99/100 cases the "no mute 1/5" comment is from people not able to find the mute button, not because the mute button isn't there.
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So, water pressure and the laws of physics are only given lip service, I notice. "What's that you say? Water would never flow up a pipe for three feet with nothing but air pushing it? Don't be silly. If there's a pipe, that's where the water is going. Standing water in the pipes? That is a fiction, sir."
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From what I found: Lv. 17 had 1 unnecessary part, Lv. 21 has 6 unnecessary parts, Lv. 26 has 1 unnecessary part, and Lv. 30 has 3 unnecessary parts.
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This games pretty neat. I've done easy badges that have took me more time than this hard badge. Many levels you just need to say "well this piece has to go here, and this piece has to go here..." Final level (along with many others) took me 15 seconds to solve. Some levels are just fun to see how the water goes.
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Would have been nice to be able to move the pieces off screen. Most time consuming thing was moving pieces out of the way.
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i have a theory!
These experiments are done in an environment with extreme pressure (which we could credit to an increase in gravity or a difference in the atmosphere) this is proven by the fact that even though the overflows are filled to the maximum, they can still receive more liquid and do not "overflow" while still releasing liquid in a controlled fashion. this can be credited to (like with gases) the liquid bieng highly compressed by the pressure.
2nd theory!
This one is based on the first. The liquid in these experiments is NOT water. This theory is based on the idea that water, when super-ly compressed becomes ice IV. If the pressure is so high, then normal water would have become ice IV. Since the liquid in this experiment does not, it probably is not water.
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""Infinite loop in level, please try a different setup!" You're just mad because I beat the system, I found a place to store all my water without it ever overflowing :P" COOL ;P