Drip Drip Demo

A calm attitude is recommended when you are dealing with a crisis, because the decisions you take have to be quick and calculated, in order to avoid making too many mistakes. The situation is that much more delicate when your property is in danger, because every error is liable to cost you a lot, or even lose everything if you are not careful.

Drip Drip is a casual arcade game that challenges you to take your chances against the wrath of nature and try to prevent it from ruining houses, castles, and various other shaky buildings. You have a wide array of tools and containers at your disposal, each one of which can come in handy if you need to collect the dripping water, fix a leak in the wall, or just remove the garbage that stands in your way.

The main career mode presents you with a map of the United States, along with a number of states you can visit. Most of the states are unlocked as you manage to complete missions, which obviously get more complicated as you go along. However, the main idea remains the same throughout the campaign, even if you unlock better tools that make your job easier.

In essence, every scenario follows the same formula, which means that you have to survive a night in a specific building, while trying to keep it from getting completely flooded. You can stop the leaks from doing damage by placing buckets, kettles, and barrels to collect the dripping water, while hammers and brooms can be used to fix the more permanent damage.

Naturally, each container can only hold a certain amount of water, so they must be emptied regularly by throwing the contents out the window. This makes for a rather fast-paced gameplay, especially in the later stages and even more so on a higher difficulty setting. Hence, you can also work up a sweat if you feel like it, although it can also be a relaxing cruise in case you do not want any stress.

All things considered, Drip Drip is the perfect choice for when you have nothing better to do, because the mechanics are quite addictive and the game is polished enough not to encumber you with bugs and annoyances. The visual quality is decent as well, with plenty of colors and nice special effects.