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Vessel is built on an optimized liquid simulation featuring flowing water, scalding lava and steam, reactant chemicals, glowing goo, the mysterious 'protoplasm', and more. Each liquid has unique properties and mixes with other liquids for dramatic effects. Bring Liquid to Life – Interact with 'Fluro' creatures that are formed entirely from simulated liquid. Each retains the properties of the liquid they're made of, giving them the ability to melt, reform, absorb, explode, and more. Unique Puzzles – Solve puzzles by combining the unique behaviors of each creature with the fluid they're created from. Every aspect of the world is physically simulated, and all puzzles are based in the liquid simulation.
Steam User 2
Getting 100% enjoyable in this fluid and pipes puzzle game.
approximate amount of time to 100%: 7-15hours
Estimated achievement difficulty: 4/10
Minimum number of playthroughs needed: 1 (stage select available)
Multiplayer achievements: No.
Missable achievements: Yes ! (2 at the beginning of the game, see guide)
Grinding Achievements: No.
DLC-Only achievements: No.
Time-gated achievements: No.
Speed-run achievements: No.
RNG-achievements: No.
Does difficulty affect achievements: No choice.
Unobtainable/glitched achievements: Maybe *.
Point of no return: No.
First achievement unlock: Stomp a fluro after creating it (10-20 minutes in).
Is there a good guide: The steam guide by Teal is good.
Notes:
* Most difficult achievements are collecting the protoplasm. Check the guide for an easy time.
* Some users are reporting visual glitches where the liquid is invisible. It didn't happen to me but beware.
* the game physics likes to troll you, you will repeat a lot of puzzles until the fluros cooperate.
* The game's very well priced for what's on offer, and goes on sale often.
Simple, enjoyable,
Recommended.
Steam User 3
It's one of those puzzle/platform games that were very, very popular during the 2010's. You know what Im talking about, you have a gimmick and build a game around it. In this case the gimmick is water manipulation that allows you to create small water beings called Fluros that help you.
Game is ok I guess, puzzles are fun until they become increasingly difficult to a point I just gave up because I dont have time to spend on games I'm not enjoying 100%. Art is a bit bland, but it's never an eyesore. Controls are a bit too floaty, you'll die and miss some jumps because of it.
Steam User 2
Literally the best game ever i wish there was something as good as it the soundtrack is awsome too
Steam User 2
Its... so peak.
everyone needs to experience this game (except the ladders, no one likes the ladders)
Steam User 3
Charming little game. Nice art style with fun puzzles that can get quite challenging but never too difficult.
Steam User 0
Lovely game. Liquid gives great game mechanics & loop. Graphics still look very good too, even on 4k!
Steam User 1
Quite possibly the best puzzle-platformer ever made, and it holds up as well as I write this in 2025 as it did 13 years ago when i first played it on 360. Using cores and combining them with liquid to build atomatons and effectively generate Rube Goldberg devices leads to some of the most satisfying puzzle-solving I've ever experienced. This game is dirt cheap and worth every penny, I cannot recommend it enough.