Sprinkle Islands

Replay value is good, as you’ll require multiple tries on some levels to earn all 5 water droplets that represent the most efficient use of water. GameCenter provides a handful of leaderboards, though no achievements.

Like the best iOS games, Sprinkle Islands takes a simple concept and creates a nice little time-waster that will provide pretty reliable entertainment in short bursts. Sure, it's a one trick pony, but its presentational charm, and the wonderful, childish fun you get from spraying water around means that you'd have to be pretty joyless not to see any appeal here.

That's a testament to how beautifully Sprinkle Islands captures the childlike joy of splashing around, but it does tend to leave the puzzling element feeling progressively soggier as the levels progress.

A solid sequel to a solid physics puzzler. Those looking for another dose of water-based physics gameplay shouldn't be disappointed.

Sprinkle Islands builds nicely upon a great base to make more expansive, challenging, and engaging water physics puzzles for a worthwhile Island getaway.

All of that previous dousing of alien fires was just a prelude to this.

Sprinkle Islands is worth playing for those looking for a physics puzzler that's a little different from everything else out there. However, make sure that you're willing to be a little patient with it.

Sprinkle Islands is enjoyable, huggable, fun. We’re just confused as to why we had to wait two years for something that amounts to nothing more than a DLC pack with the exact same gameplay as the first.

A good mix between puzzle solving and cute graphics.

Simple and linear, Sprinkle Islands never allows room to think, but it's reasonably entertaining all the same.

Sprinkle Islands is much harder than it looks, in part due to occasionally wonky physics, but with greater puzzle variety than its predecessor that shouldn't deter fans.