Sponsored by

Puddle

SCORE: 75

The cool thing about ports of video games is they can reach a larger audience. The down side to video game ports is if you already own them on another system. You are not all wet if you think Puddle sounds familiar. Family Friendly Gaming has reviewed Puddle on the Xbox 360, Playstation 3, and on the Wii U. Puddle can also be found on the iOS app store.

If you are familiar with Puddle then you know it is all about moving some form of liquid through deviously designed levels. These levels do everything possible to help you shed some of your liquid weight. Which is a bad thing since so much is needed to complete any of the levels.

Puddle does allow you a couple of whines. What is a whine? Is it family friendly?. Is it safe for children? A whine in Puddle lets you skip a level. Be strategic about using these since there are only so many of them. Plus I felt bad using them because of their name.

Puddle starts easy, but it can get difficult. Especially when we are only moving the screen left and right to gain momentum for our long strings of liquid. As I progressed through this game (again) I would lose liquid to a variety of different things. Heaters, plants, and more.

There is some gross humor in Puddle. I wish this home console downloadable video game had more family friendly content. I can think of plenty of safer ideas for game levels. Maybe a sequel to Puddle will include more levels safer for families. There are some safe levels in Puddle. The bad ones are what earns the rating. Puddle does contain the Cross-Buy feature so it can be played on the PS4 and PS Vita.
- Paul

Graphics: 75%
Sound: 80%
Replay/Extras: 80%
Gameplay: 70%
Family Friendly Factor: 70%

System: PS Vita/PS4(tested)
Publisher: Neko Entertainment
Developer: Neko Entertainment
Rating: ‘Teen' - Teen for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
{Fantasy Violence, Crude Humor, Mild Blood}
Company provided product

Want more info on this product, or the company that made this product?
Set web browser to:
Link