Where's My Water 2 is a worthy sequel in all ways but ... these days are using various types of freemium models. Real Racing 3 comes to mind, which makes you wait for getting a car serviced ...

Individual power-ups or hints cost $1, and bundles range from $3 to $10. There’s no in-game currency to collect: Where’s My Water? 2 runs on cold hard cash. Use power-ups to direct the flow of ...

But the other, which had a considerably large presence on the E3 show floor, was the mobile game Where's My Water? The way that Disney showed this game at E3 is, I believe, indicative of how ...

Where’s My Water? 2 stars Swampy ... Still waiting on the Windows 8 version... Update 3: The Windows 8 version went live on Monday, September 16th. I'm one of the first to go hands-on with ...

Developers of the hit mobile title Where's My Water hope their next update makes a big splash. Disney Interactive will release an upgrade Thursday that adds a new playable character, Allie ...

is getting a Web video series. Where’s My Water?, the Adventures of Swampy will begin with a 12 episode season, featuring 3-4 minute weekly animated episodes. The first episode will formally ...

FitzRandolph's team not only finished up Jelly Car 2, but then went on to make Jelly Car 3 ... the flow of water with touch controls, and of course that eventually became Where's My Water.

No, really. In Where's My Water?, Swampy the Alligator needs to have pools of water redirected so he can take a shower. You dig channels to direct the water to different pipes to get the water to ...

Disney's Where's My Water? 2 has now launched for the iPhone. Favourites Swampy, Allie, Cranky, and Mystery Duck return in the latest installment, with 100 new levels as well as challenge modes.

Where's My Water 2 has the same cartoon-y visual style as the first game. It would have been nice to see some improvements, but it's still a clean-looking game that runs well on virtually all devices.