Wetrix is a cool strategy and builder game, where the idea is to prevent a natural calamity from occupying. You get a 3D environment made of what looks like a height map. It's not too fancy, but it works very nice within the build of the game. You have terrain changing tools with which you can raise the land. However, the pieces here are red and green arrows, droplets of water, and special pieces. Your goal is to collect water by using red arrows and green arrows to raise and lower sections of the land.
After an initial round of building blocks, water droplets will begin falling from the sky and you must place the water in an area where it will be contained.
The game ends if you let too much water flow over the edge of the world or through any holes caused by random bombs. Description Wetrix is a 3D puzzle game, created by Zed Two and sold to Ocean Software in for publication on the Nintendo 64 in The second component is the Wetrix game itself to play on the emulator.
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I mentioned above that the object is to place the falling pieces in the most opportune location. What this means is that some of the objects that fall are called Uppers.
These pieces will raise the landscape in the area that they fall. For example, if a piece that is just a straight line falls, the place that you select it to land will raise up, making a barrier or a dam. The thing is, the landscape is flat so the water will run over to the edges and fall off. So, the basic idea is to use these falling Uppers to build an enclosed area of walls or dams so that the water can't escape off the sides of the landscape.
Well, where does the water come from you ask? It also falls from the sky. You see, Uppers are not the only thing that you will have to place. Large or small groups of water bubbles will also drop and you have to place them into your dams or else the water will escape off the edges of the landscape. Your little water meter on the side of the screen collects the water that spills and if it fills, you will lose.
Did I mention the rain storms? Are you with me so far? Life would be easy if building dams was all that you had to worry about, right? What happens when your lakes get full? Well, you better just hope for a fireball to drop. If you place the fireball in the lake, the water will evaporate giving you points as well as emptying out the lake so you have a place for the water again.
Of course it is hard to tell when you will get a fireball so it is always important to try and build lake areas that can hold a high capacity of water. But this is not all. Actually, this is just the beginning. You will also have to worry about earthquakes if you build the dams up too high, bombs that blow holes in the landscape and ice cubes that freeze your lakes and any water that touches it.
Does it still sound like Tetris to you? The heart and soul of any puzzle game has got to be the gameplay. We all know that graphics are secondary when it comes to these types of games. I think that Wetrix does have some very solid gameplay that will keep you playing for quite some time.
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