About This Game In this colorful game you need to tilt the field to move liquids to exits, dying them to different colors and even splitting apart.Game has fascinatingly realistic liquid physics and graphics setting the tone, Liquid Pinball challenges players to conquer 60 levels in 5 scenarios of varying difficulty.While game have a pinball word in its name, it has almost no connection to well-known game machines - there are no rubber rings and flippers and no metal ball to play. Instead you have some amount of water on a metal field with obstacles and special points for exits and coloring. It could not be obvious from the description but exits only accept liquid of specific color so most of the time your task is to split the water to several parts, dye it and move to the exit avoiding black holes and open field boundaries. All movement is performed by tilting the game field.Key features60 levels of varying difficulty in 5 scenarios; realistic fluid animation and physics; challenging puzzles;controller support 7aa9394dea Title: Liquid PinballGenre: Casual, IndieDeveloper:RunServerPublisher:RunServerRelease Date: 24 Nov, 2016 Liquid Pinball Download For Windows 7 half buck? accept!. Just say no.. Too hard for me. buggy and forgotten it seems.. Could've been a good game had it been playtested and if it worked properly. It wasn't and doesn't, though, so stay away.. Just say no.. Each color has to go into it's specific place. If you have a blue and a red you need to divide your water into two parts and make half red, and half blue then take it to its designated spot. The catch is though it has to be very close to 50/50, if the two waters blend it's an automatic fail, the water can roll off the edge, and it's only possible to control both piles at the same time. If you move one section of water left, the other goes with it. You have to do all of these things all the while dodging black holes, razer blades, and obsticles that simply want to push the water around. It's really really hard. I only played the first 20 levels or so out of 60 and I doubt I'll ever finish it up, but for 50 cents it was a solid thirty minutes of fun, and I can't ask for much more.. A great way to kill time without killing your wallet.
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