Sprinkle, a simple game of physics and fire-fighting liquid you 'so dynamic; ll fear for safety of your electronics. Aid the alien fire brigade in putting out the fires caused by falling meteors, the result of a ship filled with human tourists crashing through Saturn's rings.
Once that's established, the fun begins! Through 46 levels your little blue firefighter will travel, intelligently utilizing his limited water supply to douse roaring blazes before lives are lost. You control the elevation and angle of the water-delivery device, using the unleashed fluid to move blocks, manipulate obstacles, and generally fight fire with physics. The less water you use, the closer you are to getting three droplets for the level, droplets being Sprinkle's version of stars.
The water shooting is fun, especially when it runs and behaves as well as it did on the iPad. The only problem was I was so enthralled with the soaking everything in sight that I often missed my entire load before the extinction of burnination levels. This is a metaphor for something. I 'll figure it out later.
Sprinkle (via iTunes)
The water shooting is fun, especially when it runs and behaves as well as it did on the iPad. The only problem was I was so enthralled with the soaking everything in sight that I often missed my entire load before the extinction of burnination levels. This is a metaphor for something. I 'll figure it out later.
Sprinkle (via iTunes)
