- Exkee
SummaryWelcome to I-Fluid, the PC game that will plunge you into an exciting and unprecedented physics-based adventure where the smallest and most common object can become your worst enemy. In I-Fluid you will experience our everyday life from the eyes of a drop of water! Just imagine escaping a generous breakfast while avoiding absorbing tablecloth, br...
Developer:Exkee
I-Fluid
Released On:
Jul 22, 2008
Metascore
Mixed or Average
69
User score
Mixed or Average
6.9
My Score
Game Stats for I-Fluid PC
Metascore
Mixed or Average
69
0% Positive
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
100% Mixed
5 Reviews
5 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
70
Pleasant trip of water drop to the household filled with traps with a great physics engine surprisingly lets you enjoy the laws of gravity. [May 2009]
70
I-Fluid is a very good puzzle and platforming game. Its first approach is very interesting, as the development of most of the missions, which will make thinks very difficult for us more than twice.
User score
Mixed or Average
6.9
43% Positive
3 Ratings
3 Ratings
43% Mixed
3 Ratings
3 Ratings
14% Negative
1 Rating
1 Rating
Mar 12, 2019
10
The game is quite old now, 1 decade. Still, I remember every moment from **** looked amazing, and the gameplay was cool as hell. The level design could be better. Even tho, it was revolutionary. There never was anything quite like it. Giving it a 10, even tho I'd give it a 9, cuz some guy gave it a 2 only down there.
PC Report
70
An ingenious concept and fun to play but not without its faults.
70
Cute but confusing physicsy puzzles for you. [Feb 2009, p.74]
65
A charming indie outing. [Mar 2009, p.72]
Aug 13, 2010
7
Though occasionally thoroughly frustrating and confusing, i-Fluid's truly ingenious concept and sound gameplay mechanics prevent it from becoming dead in the water.
PC Report
Dec 11, 2012
2
This game is a perfect example of how important skilled level designers are. The concept is great: you have to guide a drop of water through realistic household environments. The problems start right after the tutorial though with abysmal level design, grating French rap, trial-and-error gameplay, and eventually mindboggling puzzles (why do I need a calculator + pen & paper for a physics-based platformer?). There are plenty of other indie platformers, physics-based puzzle games, and eye candy generators that are 10x better on steam. Don't bother with this.
PC Report
