Loddlenaut is a short and sweet game that takes place completely underwater that tasks you to clean the ocean ecosystem and care for aquatic critters; the sfx and gameplay achieve it's goal of calm.

The game play of TF2 holds up extremely well as is it's water with the best in ripples and reflections of 2007; the maps Banana Bay and Well are personal favorites, just watch out for the pyrosharks.

The art style is simple but charming and so is it's water that plays a central focus in many activities in the valley from watering plants, fishing and even relaxing in spa after a day of farming.

Water has few appearances, but where it does, it really shines from levels such as Green Hill Zone and Seaside Hill, which have crystal blue water from water falls and a beachside view, respectively.

It has points for its setting of being on an island and water appearing many times, but is overall bland and gray-looking, even for 2013, and only plays a focal point in action scenes.

Tokyo is recreated 1 to 1, with plenty of water upon it's streets and constant rain cycles, which creatively are not droplets but the kanji (雨) for rain, and even the ability to weave water to attack.

It takes place on an island and has you explore and complete puzzles, some of which are water-themed and/or take place underwater; the main plot is also water-focused.

The water is mediocre and lacking in color, and the missions in which it appears in DMC 1 and 2 are some of the worst in gaming.

It has eye-catching water that you can always see due to the game starting and ending almost entirely on a ship, aside from the brief levels.

Has amazingly upgraded water from the PS1 classic which already had alluring water and plenty of water-themed levels that don't tread the line of being tiresome.