Dreamcast

Wetrix

As the first Dreamcast game to start off the century, Wetrix+ is, unfortunately, one of the most underhyped. Hopefully, the word will get out about just how good the game is. Anyone looking for a fun puzzle-based diversion ought to look into Wetrix+.

Wetrix+ is about everything you'd want from a puzzle game. It's a great diversion, easy to learn but hard to master, and has a bunch of different modes to suit your skill level or mood. Plus, the multiplayer is actually pretty fun. If you're looking for something besides another fighting or racing game, give Wetrix+ a try, dam-it.

Voilà enfin une alternative aux jeux d’arcade et d’actions pour cette bonne Dreamcast, qui ne s’empêche toutefois pas de délivrer une nouvelle fois quelques atours de sa grande technique, au service d’un casse-briques / stratégie vraiment original et prenant.

Many puzzle games can, with enough time, be played on autopilot - the phrase "in the zone" can apply to Tetris or Mr. Driller. But Wetrix+ is different. It's hardcore. It's intense. Even the slightest of mistakes will result in a leak that will very quickly lead to "game over." For those willing to make the effort, Wetrix+ can lead to fun flood of Biblical proportions. Recommended for hardcore puzzle fans.

Wetrix is op die vreemde aardbevingen na best een leuk en verslavend spel. In de budget zou ik hem zeker kopen.

If it weren't for that silly earthquake thing, Wetrix+ could have been a great puzzle game. It has different modes, including multiplayer options, and all the bells and whistles you could ever want in a puzzle game. But the earthquake really prevents the game from reaching its full potential. Still, considering the Dreamcast's lack of domestic puzzle games, Wetrix+ fills a gap, and puzzle fans should at least check it out.