Where do the other points <a href="http://www.fut15mall.com/">Fut 15 Coins</a> come from? Maintaining separate lakes of course. Upon starting the game, you may find yourself constructing a large pool, able to contain a huge, singular body of water. Wrong. You get points for creating individual lakes. And as many as possible. You'll know you're on the right track if a duck appears. You can also expect rainbows, ice cubes, and assorted distractions that seemingly appear once you get the hang of the game and start doing relatively well.

There are several modes of play in Wetrix. The classic mode is the single-player game, which begins on the easiest level and progressively becomes more difficult; multiplay mode allows for two players (unfortunately, not four); challenge mode includes a one-minute or five-minute race to build the best board, a 100-piece or 500-piece fast-paced contest, and two preset levels of varying difficulty; there's a practice mode, which believe me, you should use; a pro mode, which you may never, ever master because it's quite difficult; and a handicap mode in which you can play on raised land, ice levels, random levels, levels with holes, or start with a half-full drain meter.

So what's the gameplay like once you get the logistics down? In a word, irresistible. Not only is the pace challenging from the get-go, Wetrix has taken the hidden constituent that makes most good puzzle games addictive, and has upped the dosage.