Where's My Water? - (by Disney) - Universal App

[PlexShaw]

Originally Posted by doodlepoodle

I Bought this game and just thought that this is something for kids. So not my cup of tea! i was always wondering who played such games. So lets do a survey! I am 17 (so still in school) and I don't play such games! And what about you!

Er, a bit of a narrow minded view surely? Maybe if you actually tried playing it properly, you might like it?

32 years old, adore this game.

[Thrak]

Thanks for the extra levels for both parts of the game. Really appreciating the work going into keeping this game updated. Thank you greatly for the iCloud support too. I've been waiting for that to play the game for any extended period of time.

[doodlepoodle]

I think the game is too easy. That is why I said it's for kids. But until now it I am the youngest of all respondents... .

[kujen]

I'm 25...I like to blow people up on FPS games on Xbox live, and I also like to help little alligators take baths on my iPad. Why limit myself?

[Sun Vulcan]

I'm 27 and I love the game.

[MrGreed]

This game is for kids?

Every kid ive seen play it has a tough time.

The puzzles are not exactly easy by any means.

That being said, I finally purchased this today. Glad I did. Very polished game.

Some levels seem a bit unfair, but this game requires skill not blind luck like other physics based puzzlers

probably will purchase cranky's stories too, for only .99 why not

[anthem47]

Originally Posted by doodlepoodle

I think the game is too easy. That is why I said it's for kids. But until now it I am the youngest of all respondents... .

I don't think easy means "for kids". Easy unfortunately makes a game shorter, but an easy good game is just as good as a hard good game. Some of the best games I've played have been pretty easy but very enjoyable. A better metaphor might be Pixar films, they're technically marketed and perceived as "for kids", but they're usually really good films too.

The "for kids" that you're referring to might be more about the presentation; the crocodiles, the animation. Hmm, sort of, but no more than Cut The Rope or Angry Birds. And how would you make a physics puzzler "hardcore" anyway?

[erikk]

Originally Posted by walaber

sorry to hear that about the bonus levels achievement, we'll look further into it. It may not unlock until we add the next Swampy chapter, and you beat the (new) bonus levels in that pack, because the logic to unlock that achievement happens when you beat a new bonus level. I'm sorry the update didn't have logic to retro-actively re-award that achievement for you.

The IAP is $0.99.

I've tri-ducked every single level in the game and gotten every other achievement. 594/594 regular levels, 54/54 collections, 18/198 Cranky's levels (the free 5 levels plus the challenges level), 3/3 mining laser and 3/3 in planetarium. I have not purchased the swampy IAP.

I still do not have the completed all bonus levels achievement. Do I have to purchase swampy to get this achievement? Or is it still glitched?

[TheFrost]

Originally Posted by erikk

I've tri-ducked every single level in the game and gotten every other achievement. 594/594 regular levels, 54/54 collections, 18/198 Cranky's levels (the free 5 levels plus the challenges level), 3/3 mining laser and 3/3 in planetarium. I have not purchased the swampy IAP

Based on this, I advice you to purchase the IAP solely for the purpose of more fun

[dclose]

Originally Posted by TheFrost

Based on this, I advice you to purchase the IAP solely for the purpose of more fun

I can vouch that purchasing the the IAP does get you more fun, if the Cranky levels are too your liking, but it most certainly does not get you the Completed All Bonuses achievement, which I am missing as well, despite having tri-ducked absolutely everything on the planet (and in the game), including all the new content. So much for the promised fix -- it didn't work!