A great, thematic, stylish puzzle game whose core rules all make real-world sense: water flows downwards and fills available volumes; plants need irrigation to grow.

In a world full of abstract puzzlers, it's really nice to see something so fresh and flavourful.

It also teaches you its mechanics and basic strategies wordlessly as part of a pretty smooth difficulty curve, which is always a sign of a good puzzle game.

I'm not a massive fan of puzzle games but I happily played through the first 30 levels of this in a single sitting.

(Apparently there's only 60, but you don't want good mechanics to overstay their welcome anyway).