Where’s My Perry Review:disney Follows Up Hit Where’s My Water With Another Hit! Wheres My Perry

July 8, 2012 - PRLog -- Disney Mobile is on a roll. After Temple Run: Brave and Where's My Water, comes this game! As you may have guessed from the title, this is a Phineas and Ferb spinoff of Where’s My Water.
Where’s My Perry (Universal: $0.99) 

“Where’s My Perry is a challenging physics-based puzzler where you need to use water in all its different forms, ice, steam and liquid, to solve the puzzle. Overflowing with intuitive controls, vibrant spy-themed graphics, and best of all, lasers, you will be immersed in the world of Agent P!”

Presentation
You can tell just by looking at the graphics. The game is colorful and has (obviously) Disney cartoon graphics from the TV show. To further add to that environment, the game features voice clips from the show. It stands as it’s own product, and while you’re playing it you won’t even think about Swampy and his bathtub.
Controls
The controls are simple. Just like in Where’s My Water, you drag your finger across the screen to clear up the dirt. You do this to create a path for the water or steam to flow through. The key is thinking ahead, rather than just tapping around the screen fast and clearing up all the dirt. The iPad’s larger screen makes for more precise moves, but I personally had no problems playing it on my iPhone.
Gameplay
Following with the vibe of the show, Agent Perry uses underground tubes to make his way to his headquarters. However, these tubes aren’t working normally because of Dr. Doofenshmirtz, so it’s up to you to guide water to the generators to get Perry where he needs to go, or he’ll be trapped there.
 
So where does Where’s My Perry differentiate itself from it’s predecessor? Well, it starts off with the contraptions Dr. Doofenshmirtz has to stop you. For example, his “Crazy-inators” can change water to either a ice, steam, or back into liquid. The “Heat-inator” will turn ice to water, or water to steam.
The “Celebrate-inator” turns water into confetti. You get the point. Using these devices (often combined in a level), Where’s My Perry keeps things interesting and fresh throughout the 80 levels in the game. Like mentioned above, the game does a great job at keeping with the Pheneas and Ferb vibe, right down to the rubber ducks being changed to gnomes. Each level has three gnomes, so try to catch them all (like stars in Cut the Rope)

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Conclusion
The game comes with 80 levels, and there will surely be more via IAP, just like in Where’s My Water. The main thing about Where’s My Perry is that it succeeds as a spiritual successor to Where’s My Water. And with Dr. Doofenshmirtz’s contraptions, the gameplay is kept fresh. I highly recommend it.