Aqueducts is a Relaxing Puzzle Game That Can Be Challenging At Times

I wanted a game which I can play without being connected to the internet, so I settled on  Aqueducts. I found that it has a pretty simple concept, but the game can be challenging, depending on the level.

Players just need to connect the source of the water and into where it should go. To do this, they must turn the parts of the aqueducts correctly so that the water will properly flow. There are set number of times a player can turn an aqueduct part, so they really have to think and plan or else it's game over.

If there are a ton of tiles, you can choose to ignore some of them, so you can finish the Aqueduct within the limited number of moves that you're allowed to do. And while the concept itself is simple enough, the game can get quite challenging and confusing, which is a plus for any puzzle game. One minute, you are 100% sure you're gonna complete it, and then, you finally find yourself out of moves the next!

The graphics don't matter much, but I love the aesthetics based on various ancient civilisations like Rome and Mesopotamia. The move counter is also pretty clear, as it really stands out. This makes you able to keep track of how many moves you have left a lot better.

[b]The Good:

[/b]It's a fun game you can play anywhere, and is very relaxing.  It does not feel pay-to-win at all either, unlike many puzzle games at the moment.[b]The Bad:

[/b]Not much to say bad really. It's pretty simple, but that's part of its charm.

[b]Final Verdict: 

[/b]If you want a relaxing game to play while you're offline, this would be a good pick, as it's a fairly challenging puzzle game. It challenges you to think and be mindful of your own moves as well.