Bloop reviews

Plik, Plik... Bloop Bloop is a pretty simplistic puzzle game where the goal is to transfer a liquid into one or more bottles using lines created with the mouse. A fairly simplistic gameplay, but quite efficient since the few scatcultees can be encountered: manage the angle of the lines so that the liquid does not fall too fast, make "walls" so that the liquid does not exceed a certain limit... The puzzle always has the same difficulty: make sure that the liquid reaches the bottle well. Ambiance Cup of tea at mémé. The game does not really benefit from a high graphic quality, not that it needs. Apart from the simple gameplay, we are content with colorful backgrounds and thick black lines. The music in themselves seems to come from other games (I recognized a music from Kerbal space program), but integrate relatively well with the calm and thoughtful playing style. Gameplay key one aspect of the game is the possible interaction with the liquid, since the mouse allows to guide the latter with an activation time limit. Basically, clicking the mouse near the liquid will draw it for a few moments, until the bar at the bottom of your interface is empty. It must then wait until it recharges (wholly or partly) to reuse this power. This interaction is interesting, but the gameplay does not change radically however, its use being quite exceptional. In summary note: 6.5/10 the more: the gameplay remains in line with the good puzzle game, and its summary interface is clear and affordable by all. The less: the game itself has no motivator, like a story or a small character. The classic puzzle game to which you get tired quickly if you are not a fan of the genre.