Aquavias User Reviews

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Relaxing and challenging game

I had a lot of fun going through each level trying to complete it with all three stars. By the end of the game I had gotten rather good at it. This is a really nice game with satisfying sounds for moving the pieces as well as how those pieces are animated when you move them.

Talking about the sounds the music and sound effects add so much to the experience of playing this game and help to further make it more relaxing and satisfying to finish. Each level I finished left me with a feeling of pride and confidence over solving them and the fact that the words displayed at the end vary but are always positive helps to push that even more.

I had paid to remove ads a while ago but from what I remember it didn’t cost much and I would say it was worth the price. Given how many worlds and levels there are available to play through.

My only gripe is when you lose a level on one of the world finish levels the you lose screen takes a while to show up which got a little frustrating while I was stuck on one for quite some time.

All in all lovely game and I would love to see more worlds or levels added to play. Or even other games made by this same developer.

Thank you for making and sharing this game with us to experience and enjoy.
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Brilliant, relaxing and challenging…

An amazing display of what (I assume to be) one determined developer can accomplish. And like someone else said in a different rating, the use of ads is minute and seamless for the user, while still making money. The game has many, many levels and for the first 2 islands, I didn’t lose much, but it finds its way over to the fun challenge I was looking for.
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Aquavias III

I read the rule of the game is tap on the part and connect to make the water flow. It does not said or stated it must to be done in a certain x amount of moves, however, I will suggest the design developer to re- check the tap parts design it seems on Aquavias III 4 is messing one part ? Or is an error of developer design on distant rotation? And if the rule does not stated an x number of moves another error on the software saying lose and not letting the player REALLY THINK the possibilities of moving the parts geometrically? It does close the window when I am in a middle of thinking. And why the support has to be thru Facebook? How do I know the guy is really hired by the company? Odd, it make you feel uncomfortable to see a guy showing his naked body when one to ask ONLY questions of technical issues, it does not seems credible or if the game is also credible or a scam game? Do this people has an office, does the technical support REALLY check on the audience technical questions? I just started I think I need more time to reach a decision to rate stars. Would any?
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Soothing for the puzzle geek

Super enjoyable. There was still a good amount of strategy involved without having to think too deep so I can sit around while cooking to get a couple puzzles in. Sometimes I'd get the puzzle with just 1 or 2 moves left so applaud to the developers for that. The levels advanced nicely. Sometimes I was stuck and sometimes I'd solve in one go by sheer instinct. Redoing rounds didn't feel overwhelming either since the music is meditative.
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Love this game -need more levels

I finished this game about six months ago and keep checking to see if new levels were added. I miss playing this daily. Can we get more levels please?

Not a fan of the time limits and set number of moves.

I'd rather be able to enjoy working on the puzzles without having to deal with running out of time or moves. Looking for a similar game without these limitations.

Overall great but…

Ads are blessedly short, music isn’t annoying, game is straightforward, love the concept, graphics are beautiful, but what is up with the ridiculously short timer??? The pieces don’t flip fast enough to match the time given. Several levels so far I can “see” how to connect the aqueducts, but the time runs out first. Lengthen the time or create a timer free mode and this game would achieve perfection.
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Stuck rating this to move on

I paid to get rid of ads so this is annoying. Might rate higher if this hadn’t happened and been able to play longer, before being forced to rate this. Still not clear if this is enough to allow me to continue playing.

Why aren’t there hints to help in difficult levels?

I was doing great and enjoying playing until I hit a level that I could not figure out the answer to, it is frustrating and I get bored if I keep trying and can’t find an answer so I won’t keep playing now.

Fun, but quick

There are only 12 realms, so it took me a day or so to finish the game. The gameplay was challenging and entertaining, the design was simple and pleasant. I enjoyed playing, but future levels could benefit from different scenery and new challenges like bridges, tunnels, or some kind of obstacle.

Love the game, hate the timer

Beautiful and challenging game that would be more enjoyable without the timer. Instead of enjoying the puzzle and challenges, the presence of the timer induces hurry and worry. Please allow us to turn the timer off.

Timer

I never thought I’d feel so strongly about an app lol but it’s such a wonderful calming game but the timer destroys the mood so much that I’m going to delete it. I really hope the creators will consider taking the timer off, I’d even pay MONEY for that option because it’s such a nice game.

The timer

It’s a great game i enjoy it but the timer needs to be an option it’s too fast it becomes too frustrating having to do every level over and over to do it fast enough. I’d give it 5stars if it wasn’t for the timer. So therefore I give it 3.

Soothing and Beautiful

This is a really great puzzle game. It’s relaxing and soothing in terms of the ambience of the app, while also having progressively more challenging puzzles as you play. Definitely a recommendable game (and I almost never write reviews).

They also let you choose how much you pay as of writing this review (Free-$4.99)
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Good...ish

Ok. Let me just start out by saying the game overall is pretty good. But, there are a few annoying things. For example, the timer. Some levels include timers, and some of these barely give enough time to move pieces even once you know the way.

A beautiful game completely ruined

Its such a pretty game, but i payed like four bucks and still got adds? Cmon!
Its so pretty and relaxing but i hate watching stupid adds every two levels

Great Game

This game is very fun to play that gets more complex as you move along. This ad policy is great and doesn’t take much away from this fantastic game.

Absolutely underrated relaxing game with amazing sensory elements

This game is such a great way to relax without doomscrolling. The visuals are excellent: soft, calming pastels and earth tones. However, this game features some of the best use of sound I’ve seen in a iPhone game. When you click a piece to move it, a tone sounds, and it deepens each time you rotate the piece. The background music is sweeping but not distracting. Gentle rushing water is calming and natural. As someone who is very sensitive sensory-wise, I LOVE the game: no abrupt noise, it warns you when there are ads so you aren’t startled, and it’s a beautiful escape from your surroundings. 10/10 would recomend.
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Relaxing casual puzzle game

I really enjoyed this game. The puzzles are fun and varied with just enough variation to avoid becoming boring or repetitive. The ads are also unobtrusive and short, and I was happy to see multiple options to donate in order to get rid of them.

Best use of ads I’ve ever seen

This game is competent and smooth. Simple gameplay with progressively less simple levels. The learning curve starts slow and starts to pick up around world 4 of 12.

One thing I must point out are the ads. This is the best use of ads I’ve ever seen in a FTP game, ever. They only last 5 seconds long each, the X actually just closes the ad and doesn’t make you bounce back and forth between tapping the X and Done 3 times before it closes. They even warn you with “Commercial Break” appearing in between levels.

The ads themselves tend to be small and almost integrated with the app. The first time I saw a full-screen ad it was almost jarring.

I like flow puzzles like this one, and it’s fine. A little basic and simple but I’m only 1/3rd of the way through. It’s calming and well made. The art style is dope, the colors are warm pastels which is interesting without being obtrusive. The music is decent, if a little too ambient for me.

Gameplay basically falls into two categories; numbers of moves, and water wasted.

Some levels judge you on how many moves you make, others don’t care about moves, but water spilt from unconnected waterways. It’s an interesting way to add challenges. One is literally just a time trial but animated to feel like you’re actually losing water. It’s great! Do recommend!
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