Beaver Creek launches a puzzle game about making water rise

Beaver Creek arrived on Steam on November 11. Its puzzles cast players as a beaver that can gnaw trees down and move loose objects to build dams. The aim is to hold back flowing water until the water level rises enough to open a route onward.

Beaver Creek arrived on Steam on November 11. Its puzzles cast players as a beaver that can gnaw trees down and move loose objects to build dams. The aim is to hold back flowing water until the water level rises enough to open a route onward. The developer puts the game at roughly two to three hours. Building uses the

materials already around the player, with logs and other objects positioned directly to interrupt the current. That makes the dam itself the puzzle solution and leaves the player to find an arrangement that holds enough water to progress. Official announcement · Official Steam listing Image credited to We Shall Be

Monsters via Steam. Official image source.

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