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Vessel
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 1
A must if you are into puzzle-platformers. Excellent design, mechanics, and implementation.
A must if you are into steampunk. The machines are among the best I've ever seen, stylish, amusingly contrived, verily steam-powered, activated by acrobatic maneuvers, and of course totally unsafe.
I rate Vessel up there with the best in the genre, like Rochard or Life Goes On, despite a flaw of which the others are exempt: The finale of Vessel is, contrary to anything prior, a painful exercise in trial-and-error with a long, tedious, complex wind-up that is fully reset every time the thing randomly fails.
Everything before those last minutes is highly entertaining, full of funny fluid creatures that you create and/or guide through funny contraptions with your funny tools.
Everything is great to look at and great to interact with.
Steam User 1
A nice, relaxing puzzler with cool, soothing music and creative liquid physics. Jon Hopkins does great things with the minimal soundtrack, and the aesthetic is chill, dark, and has a noir science vibe that sells the game. I think I booted this up 8 years ago, and just finished a couple levels. I am playing it again now, and it stills holds my attention. I feel like completing it. That's a good sign. Just a few levels now and then, and it's one of those top 20 puzzle games you should put on your list for a boring day.
Steam User 1
A really fun side scrolling platformer with challenging (but not impossible) physics-based puzzles. The steampunk art style gives the game a really nice atmosphere.