Overflow

Raindrops are falling on my head
and just like the guy who’s feet are too big for his bed,
nothing seems to fit those,
raindrops are falling on my head, they keep falling.

Do you remember Lemmings? Sure you do. Hordes of little stupid dumbasses are walking around a level without any purprose. You have to direct them to the exit point by blocking/clearing the way using different tools. Remember?

Overflow is based on about the same concept. Now you have to save water-drops. (Pretty nice idea to make the game creator’s life easier: no need to draw lemmings — let’s just use a pixel to depict a water-drop).

You have limited amount of SuperGOO. Use it to block the way and to direct water to the exit point. Time is limited, so hurry up.

That’s it. If you still can’t catch the idea watch the demo at the beginning of the game.

The game is very addictive however. Graphics are a bit poor, but it’s OK anyway. (True pixel graphics!). The only thing I don’t like is the price. $12. You must be kidding. $12 for 15 levels and about 3–4 hours of gameplay? No way. This is the only reason to give Overflow 3 eyes award.