Disney’s Weird Mobile Experiment | Where’s My Water?

[@REELWORKS12923]

Where’s my water is a game I enjoy, but a lot of the stuff is locked behind a paywall, but it’s a fun puzzle game that is really easy to sit down and play.

[@Danerade]

True but now that I am older I appreciate the premium experience. As a kid $1.99 seemed like a lot but now that I am older it's much more manageable.

[@IDKisReal2401]

A paywall is (at least in my opinion), better than microtransactons or ads, free games are often way to filled with those stuff

[@REELWORKS12923]

@@IDKisReal2401 amen to that brother

[@SuperGrassEater]

Ye, i remember playing it years ago but i don't remember about the paywall stuff. Neither i know if the game was paid, cause back then the only app store i had was something that came into my phone that i could install almost all paid games for free and buy whatever i wanted on them, of a course for a small weekly fee. But i guess the app was kinda buggy so it would let me play and install games even without paying (Kinda like play pass, but with way less games. Still, the games were very fun.) Where's my mickey was something "different" (maybe it was because of the cloud mechanics?) for me, I liked it way more than where's my water. (i have no idea why) Unfortunately the game vanished and i can't find it anywhere, not even on other app stores.

[@cheiftainvulpix]

I was too young to even bother to pick up, but I definitely remember it fondly as a commercial. I might give it a try.

[@CommissarMitch]

I think Where's My Water proves that having a Styalistic Artstyle will age MUCH better than having a Realistic Artstyle. I mean; I loved InfinityBlade, but I can not for the life of me remember any of the assets off the top of my head. Swampy meanwhile is instantly recognizable if you have played the game.

[@CommissarMitch]

For other games, I feel everyone who have played Hello Neighbour can recall how the Neighbour looks from memory. But can anyone remember how either one of the Eivor's look from Assasin's Creed Valhalla, released around the same time? Prime example needs us to go back a bit. 007 GoldenEye for the N64 was the first realistic-looking game I personally played. It had realistic graphics for the time. I personally think Banjo Kazoee, released around the same time with a very styalisted artstyle, holds up a lot more. All you need for Banjo Kazoee to look modern is to update the textured and maybe smooth out the models a bit. For GoldenEye, well we know what you need to do to make it look modern and that is revamp the entire game.

[@inkycappy7499]

Honestly the only thing I could remember off Infinity Blade was the very busted lightsaber weapons you can get in 2

[@jaybonn5973]

Well, and also a really solid concept.

[@everythingiseconomics9742]

I really loved Infinity Blade. I played it with my little cousin a lot, a couple years back he asked me really hopeful how he could replay the first two games. It's one of those games you just remember every few years and you want to ride through again. I was super sad to tell him that the games were never ported to any other plataforms. Also, the old games were removed from the appstore, and they're not being updated to new devices. One of the my favorite games as a tween, precious nostalgic childhood memories. And I can't fucking experience any of it anymore, no looking back with nostalgia. And there isn't even any spirutak sequel or copycat so I can at least remember how good I was at parying and shit.

[@poweroffriendship2.0]

I missed the times when mobile app games used to be more simple and experimental when the age of smartphones were introduced. _Where's My Swampy?_ is one of those app games that are considered part of the relics of classic mobile gaming categories like _Cut the Rope,_ _Jetpack Joyride,_ _Temple Run,_ or _Angry Birds._

[@xenoultra8450]

Where's my swampy?

[@thefastcommenter7774]

Played all of those except for the jet pack one

[@RetroviaProductions]

Forgot plants vs zombies

[@wolfenden9805]

There's the early era of clash of clans. Facefighters (i forgot its accurate name) the list goes on

[@hobomike6935]

that was a short-lived, but wonderful era. See which games you remember: >Angry Birds >Flappy Bird >Fruit Ninja >Plants vs. Zombies >Terraria >Oldschool Runescape >Trivia Crack! >Doodle Jump >Where's my Water? >Candy Crush >JetPack Joyride >Temple Run >Zombie Highway >Dragonvale >Farmville >Clash of Clans >Flow free >Geometry Dash >Super Stickman Golf and Stickman Bike Rider >Minecraft PE and PE lite (back before it was Bedrock)

[@PansyPops]

God, this game. This was the embodiment of my childhood, I played it on my first tablet, it was insane. Edit- ok, this game used to be free. You could download it for no cost, and all the additional DLC levels (like for Cranky) were free as well. Disney pulled a Disney and made people pay for it. Where’s My Perry was free as well at the time, I remember playing it but wasn’t quite as into it.

[@jauxro]

Ah that explains it, I remembered playing the expansion levels but couldn't remember paying for it,

[@mcbedo6568]

me too. Could've sworn the whole thing was free when I was young.

[@Silkygoldbutter]

Yeah I was gonna say, I don’t remember having to pay for it

[@LennyQUMFIF]

You probably got the T Mobile edition. Because I remember the free version, paid version and the T Mobile edition being free and having a ton of levels

[@Irreve-rsible]

@@LennyQUMFIF I never had T-Mobile, and remember it being free still. Along with the extra content.

[@ravingrabbidlover5967]

Considering how popular this game was and still is, (even getting a Phineas and Ferb rendition), I’d say this experiment was pretty successful! I personally LOVE it. I wouldn’t mind if the main character, Swampy, somehow made it into Mirrorverse!

[@poweroffriendship2.0]

The _Where's My Mickey?_ rendition also introduced me to that 2013 Mickey Mouse shorts.

[@ravingrabbidlover5967]

@@poweroffriendship2.0 Cool!

[@midnightgamer-21]

Swampy totally deserves more roles in the Disney universe

[@ravingrabbidlover5967]

@@midnightgamer-21 He really does.

[@KathySage234]

Or even better, Kingdom Hearts.

[@EngineerRiff]

I don’t care what anyone says, some of Allie and Cranky’s levels in particular are some of the hardest mobile levels I’ve ever seen

[@Connorses]

And that's why it was so good!!! I need more mobile games that don't cater to "casuals" by refusing to be difficult.

[@keychains5806]

I remember getting so mad every time I lossed a game for allies arc. I just gave up and cried. ...good times

[@MotherRat-ic6pd]

Allie levels hold a grip on my childhood

[@rxndomfxndom7405]

CRANKY'S WERE SO HARD TO TRIDUCK

[@beanburrito4405]

This game makes me extremely nostalgic. I used to play it all the time as a kid, and I remember specifically always whipping it out when my family would go to my brother’s sports games. That applies to a lot of games, actually, so I’m nostalgic for a lot of old iPad games (anyone remember Max and the Magic Marker? That game was on iPad and it was awesome)

[@21msl]

Fr

[@elizabeth5561]

Max and the magic marker was amazing. Only I never played it on mobile, I played it on PS3. It was pretty interesting and creative. On a related note, Fancy Pants Adventures was another great game. (Coincidentally was also a mobile and PS3 game)

[@demon_xd_]

Good GOD you just awakened an ancient memory in my brain, I remember Max and the Magic Marker, but I had it pirated in my nDSI, anyone know where I can find a copy so I can finally finish the game?

[@thisisachannel.780]

highly doubt you will even know this game, but on the off chance that someone else also spent hours in vain trying to figure out this game, draw a stickman?? horrid but fond childhood memories of baby raging 🥹

[@dragonslayer7724]

That game was cool and I thought I was the only one who remembered that game

[@nieveangeletti1271]

I recently re-downloaded this game, bought all the packs, and just 100%’d it two or three days ago. Absolutely wild that this video shows up the next day :) I’d say it held up great, my only real complaint was that occasionally the digging and dragging the sliders (both the in-game ones and the ones for tall levels) would sometimes get weirdly choppy and threw me off quite a few times

[@treena9930]

The fact that you get the base game, and all of the seasonal stuff they added too. Even without the paid expansions. It is a good deal.

[@nebulanova4761]

I absolutely loved playing this game. I remember playing it while the base game was still adding new chapters through occasional updates.... And when "Where's My Perry" was released. Ahh... memories

[@eff7221]

Oh, there you are, Perry!

[@taiyakidefresa]

There were levels in the game for Frankenweenie when the movie was out

[@placeholderblankspace]

I *love* this game. I remember sitting in a McDonald's with my mother trying to solve the puzzles together, and when they released a new chapter I'd speculate on what new thing it'd introduce

[@jasperjazzie]

such a simple memory and yet it sounds so wholesome

[@b4tbones]

anyone else remember that they made a show about this game? it's called 'swampy's underground adventures' and i'm pretty sure all episodes are available on youtube ALSO ALSO the holiday variant of this game that had swampy and perry on it! plus the frankenweenie version/variant? don't remember if it was it's own expansion but i can't be the only one who remembers it, and if there were any more content of it i'd like to be reminded of :D

[@lebollsong]

Yep I remember. I used to watch it

[@Dolphin002]

I've never even heard of that show, but I have played both expansions. I could be wrong but I think they were both for some reason the same app, it just changed to the holiday version after an update

[@ego-lay_atman-bay]

I remember seeing the show before I knew about the game. I was never able to play the other expansions, because I only had the samsung version (I think that's what it is). I could probably find them though. They might still be in the games files.

[@kittykittybangbang9367]

There was even another variance on it called where's my water featuring xyy

[@airtemperaturemilk4321]

nice pfp!

[@jackatk]

You forgot to mention that until a while ago, in WMW2 the game had an *energy* mechanic. You would play some levels, and then wait for it to refill. Or you could just pay to never run out of energy!

[@Josuh]

why don't i remember that being a thing

[@TunaBear64]

I don't remember that, and i played the sequel in 2020

[@elizabeth5561]

I don't think that was a thing.

[@ijustwanticecream7216]

omg i remember I'd get annoyed by that ;-;

[@jackatk]

@@TunaBear64 I think they took it out in like 2019 or something

[@Vailskibum]

I miss Disney Interactive

[@janyt555]

Hello Vail

[@DonutALT]

Me too Vail.

[@robindybobindy3675]

ye i miss it aswell

[@BBWahoo]

They don't miss you bro

[@Gam1ngM3nace]

we all miss it

[@ThatOneLebaneseGuy]

This game is extremely nostalgic to me, I remember playing almost all the time when I didn’t have a wifi connection (at the time I had an iPad and it didn’t have cellular data, it was wifi only). It’s kind of a shame not a lot of people talk about it, and I’m glad this popped up in my recommendations. I also remember playing the Perry and Mickey one too.

[@thebucketgod9177]

This game was great! I remember not too long ago joking to myself about if Swampy or Club Penguin made it into Smash Bros before Sora did and how ridiculous that would be. Definitely would love to see more of this game.

[@Lemural]

Ah, I remember this game. My mom owned one of those old windows phones back when it first came out. It had a minimal amount of apps you could download, but _Where’s My Water_ was one of them, and I was obsessed with that game.

[@pixellord2370]

I literally saw a Where's My Water plush toy in a claw machine last night. Coincidence?! Probably...

[@littleanya7770]

I THINK NOT

[@savageraccoon787]

I THINK SO

[@goosegooselettooce]

I loved this game. It's so deeply rooted in my childhood, I can't help but feel nostalgic while playing it. In fact, last year as I was finishing my senior year of high school and about to graduate, I decided to download both it and Cut the Rope on my phone again--this time with the intent to get all the ducks and objects for every level (stars for Cut the Rope). Very relaxing but still challenging enough for me as a now adult. I was surprised to see even now it is still such a fun game.

[@crimsonfrank8278]

Loved this game as a kid, absolute classic

[@LondonIsFalling]

The thing I remember the most about this era was, a game play version (I think in mickeys) where Goofy gets stranded on an island and a plant juice makes anything taste good that acts as the water. Weird fever dream of a game ngl

[@WesleyAndFurby]

Do you mean Where's My Mickey?

[@wariolandgoldpiramid]

an old mobile game that I've recently been replaying is Beyond Ynth. It's nothing ground-breaking, and I don't ever see anyone talking about it. But it's a very fun puzzle platformer, with just one DLC pack and no ads at all. The touch-screen controls actually work pretty well, for it being a platformer, though I believe you can connect a controller as well. (It's also available for PC on the Windows Store as an app, though I the DLC pack isn't included there).

[@DucPr0]

I remember this game solely as the game my parents agreed to buy the expansions for. Spending money on games was unheard of in my family at the time, but my mom really liked the game that she agreed to buy Cranky and Allie. Had a blast with it though, and looking back, 2.99 and 0.99 are plenty cheap.

[@ego-lay_atman-bay]

Honestly, I love where's my water. I've played it so many times, that I was able to beat the game in around 2 hours (a full game speedrun). That was not including the other game modes. I loved the game so much, that I decided to figure out how to mod it. I was able to extract the assets, and see how levels were made. I've even started to make level editor for it. Where's my perry is a good game, unfortunately disney did the stupid thing of removing it from both the app store and the play store, making it no longer playable. There was even a hidden level in where's my water called "Agent P", which was obviously advertising where's my perry. The only way to play it now, is by downloading it from the internet. Same goes for where's my mickey, although I haven't played that game yet, so I don't know if it's good or not. Where's my water 2, is honestly a bad game. I hate the in-app purchases, plus, you can only play the first world for free. I also don't like the art style. It looks too flat. At least in where's my water, I could see the edges. Now, of course, since I'm a modder, I'd probably be able to hack the game to get all the levels for free, or maybe even try to port them to the first game (lol, idk if it even is possible).

[@max_punch]

Where's my mickey was pretty good, tough instead of water it was lemonade I think. The only stuff I remember was the plot (Mickey built a lemonade stand or something like that, now u gotta get him lemonade) and a mechanic that involved watering plants

[@NoahGooder]

how moddable is Wheres my water? Visually it looks like something either done in a flash-like engine or unity.

[@ego-lay_atman-bay]

@@NoahGooder it's very easy to edit levels. They're just in xml format, well the objects are. The dirt, liquids and those kind of stuff, are in 8-bit png encoding (8-bit encoding is very important). Modding the android version is as simple as extracting the apk, modifying some files, repacking it, then sign it (the most complicated part), then just install the app. I have not gone into the game code, so I don't know how moddable that part is. The process is actually the same for the other where's my water games, only some of them have a special image format for some sprites, that you need specific programs to edit (or just convert it to png, then replace the filename in some other files). Don't worry, I want to create a program to do all that hard work for you, although I've only done part of the level editor.

[@NoahGooder]

@@ego-lay_atman-bay still thats very impressive. Also I think from my past expirence games like world of goo used xml for levels and objects.

[@ego-lay_atman-bay]

@@NoahGooder of course the one problem with the way modding currently is, it requires sending people the apk of the full game, which is piracy. I do want to make the sharing process better by creating a patcher, so people can just share a patch file, or a file with their levels, then everyone who wants to play it, has to have the apk, and a program to patch the apk. Then again, we are talking about a game that is, I think, a decade old. And also I'm fine with sharing the apk for where's my perry and mickey, all because there's no legal way to get them now. And also, where's my water 2 is a free game.

[@spooderman6312]

I played this game RELIGOUSLY when I discovered it. Swampy was just as iconic to me as literally any other disney or mobile game character. I'm pretty glad it's not as obscure as I thought it was lol

[@Arwimiles]

This type of video is my favorite to watch on youtube, especially when it's coming from you. Please don't stop this type of stuff, in depth reviews on obscure childhood games is crack for me.

[@Maria_745]

It never occurred to me that Disney made this game but after learning that and looking at Swampy's design again it makes perfect sense

[@skalbagge3131]

I really liked this game when I was younger, though the hazards scared me (like a lot of other unsafe things when I was at that age). I even reinstalled it in my teen years to play it again and had fun. I'm only halfway through the video so I don't know if this hasn't been mentioned yet but there's a sequel and sucks (in my opinion), which I remember mostly was because the UI didn't want to work for me most of the time. Edit: Oh you did bring it up, glad to know I wasn't the only one who disliked it. Also thanks for reminding me about the Perry and Mickey ones too :]

[@Kaybeeguy]

I remember being stupid into Where's My Water? when I was younger, and I tried to get into the sequel, but I just couldn't. Overall, a great trip down memory lane for me.

[@commpisto5948]

Wheres my water is a nostalgic classic. Its a shame that most of the game now needs to be purchased... *insert expectable EA joke*

[@prosto-random]

You want joke about EA? It will cost you only 10 dollars

[@jimfromaccounting689]

oh so you're THAT pvz2 fan

[@prosto-random]

@@jimfromaccounting689 Wat

[@honey3597]

@@jimfromaccounting689 they could be talking about sims too, you have to spend like 20 dollars just for weather lmao. Don't even get me started on the packs.

[@fandroid6491]

@@prosto-random Or just grind for it for 46 hours

[@swatchitt]

I cannot express how much I loved that game- especially the collectable stuff I was bloody obsessed with it.

[@shremmy4002]

this game is a certified hood classic

[@CTGReviews]

yes

[@Jonahluna372]

This was literally my childhood game. I played this game litterally every second of every day and still only made it to the third chapter. Swampy is now seared into my brain

[@SprinchelArt]

6:13 That's literally the sound that ducks in this game make

[@lrgogo1517]

Woah,woah,woah. You can't just show two seconds of the coolest-looking game ever at 9:04 and give no clue as to what it is!

[@nickk3077]

lol. When I answered that poll awhile back, I said Where’s My Water as an example. Good for me. I am a Where's My Water type of guy. I actually played though the spinoffs too, such as Where's My Perry and Where's My Mickey! Both were really great games! I couldn't consume enough of this stuff as a wee lad! I mean, they had some really good fanservice even though both games were clearly made on a budget as I see now when I am older. However, I remember the official sequel to the game being disappointing. I don't recall exactly what it was, maybe there was a live system, maybe it was ads, maybe it was microtransactions, I don't remember, but I couldn't play that game.

[@WesleyAndFurby]

You are right. There used to be a live system in Where's My Water 2. It was called Energy and it got removed due to complaints.

[@crreamuu]

Shit, this literally dug a whole forgotten memory.. I wouldn’t probably remember this game if you didn’t make a video about it..

[@pickaxechannel5807]

This is very nostailgic for me. I remember playing these games as a kid. The crazy gimmicks, how cool I thought the cranky poison stages were, the steam stages existed I guess. And the mystery ducks! I even played the phineas and ferb tie in and beat like aaaalll the levels. I think that one was actually my favorite.

[@Crazybbsaber]

I remember playing Where's my Water 2 back in 2014, I actually remembered it couple of days ago and then saw this video

[@ThunderSpecial]

Yet another classic for Danerade

[@maddiesmenagerie8853]

2:48 “Where’s my Water starts with introducing the titular character, Swampy” Sir I don’t think that’s what titular means

[@Nobody.thatyouknow]

I used to play this with my sister when I was 5-6, We'd constantly beg our parents to buy us the new levels. Ah, the nostalgia.

[@CHLOCHLOLP]

I dont really consider candy crush an OG mobile game. It was a flash game on Facebook originally.

[@itsjayden8002]

2:48 He's not really the titular character, sense his name isn't in the title> I don't know if this was a mistake or a joke but I'm commenting anyway.

[@nejarud755]

You just gained a subscriber, I loved the way you kept the video interesting with suddenly adding jokes and more

[@jordanrivera467]

whenever i can’t remember where i put my water and i ask “where’s my water?” this game is the only thing that floods my mind, thank u for acknowledging its existence

[@Alanis.love2006]

Where's my water, Where's my water 2, Where's my Mickey, Where's my Perry and the collaborations in between the games for the holidays like summertime, valentines day and christmas,these games are so good and were so good to play.

[@matimele1]

2:49 swampy isn't a titular character because he doesn't appear in the title

[@Irreve-rsible]

I agree with the description. I miss when mobile games were higher production quality. I remember playing this alot with my family back whenever it was new!

[@gamergirlblu5278]

I always remembered this game in an ad and just thought of it as “meh, not my cup of tea” but for some reason it’s constantly remained in the back of my mind. Looking at the physics, isn’t this a game on cool maths games where you direct sugar or something?

[@ugh123]

SUGAR, SUGAR! Holy shit the memories that brought back 😳

[@jasperjazzie]

there was also another coolmath game that was similar to this but it was giving water to a fish, i don't know what it was called but it was something like "save the fish"

[@HameleoshaDeHoga]

I remember there were several little cartoons inside the game and also inside cut the rope, and I've watched them all as a kid, I barely remember anything now but all I know is I had fun and I wanted more (I didn't get more)

[@HameleoshaDeHoga]

I was playing on an ipod or an ipad, I forgot which one is which, those had the best games imo. There was also a game about a rubber shark that I really liked "shark dash" where you stretch the shark to make it jump around and eat rubber ducks, and you had limited moves. There were different stages and different sharks with different abilities. I think there were more games that I liked and I wish I could play again but I forgot them all...

[@threemar3]

"If you don't want them, don't get them" I never thought I'd see the day... a youtuber who understands that microtransactions are optional. If only the rest of the world could figure that out..

[@salmaonella]

this is the first video i watch of you and ngl you sound like kuzco from emperors new groove

[@watergun9531]

YESS

[@watergun9531]

YESS

[@Vashkella1937]

YESS

[@Vashkella1937]

YESS

[@TheGlitchyMario]

I LOVED this game as a kid. I redownloaded it on my iPhone 5c, and I still love this game.

[@SakiMcGee]

The only impact Where's My Water ever had on my life was instilling the habit of singing the jingle every time I can't find my water bottle.

[@critter_core]

As somebody who played Where's My Water, THERE WAS LORE ???

[@person29299]

This game and the Perry version of it were a big part of my childhood.

[@Naiverine]

I haven't watched Danerade in years and I've now subscribed, love your content! And being in the pvz modding community makes this better lol.

[@sunkfnf2406]

13:50 okokokok Rovio only did that because the games would be REALLY hard to maintain updates for on newer phones so they decided to get rid of 'em and remake 'em. (hopefully we get a remake of Angry Birds Go! that's more like the original instead of the newer version if they ever remake that one)

[@mrpiccionedivino5598]

Was it too hard to just keep them updated for the various devices,if the other popular mobile games can still be on the play store,why not the angry birds games?why only bad piggies,angry birds trasformers and few others are still on the play store but the others have vanished,even then why they take so long to remake the games?the og angry birds game is not even finished

[@TheShadyBoi]

i remember 100% this game as a kids one of the few games i actually fully completed as a kid

[@lebollsong]

I remember watching Swampy's underground adventures, a show for this game

[@howeljak000]

I have really fond memories with this series of games. My favorite of the series and the one I played the most was actually Where’s My Perry because I was always a big Phineas and Ferb fan (but I also just remember that one being more fun in general for some reason- it was also the only one other than Where’s My Water in which the title actually made sense given the context of the show). I played nearly all of the games in the series at some point, including even entries you didn’t mention like Where’s My Summer and Where’s My Valentine (from what I remember they were just free “samplers” compiling levels from a few of the games). Oddly enough, I also recall not being too fond of Where’s My Water 2, but I wasn’t aware that was a widely held opinion or anything. I think even as a little kid I recognized the patterns of the “free to play” transition in mobile games and wasn’t a fan. One cool thing that happened with Where’s My Water for me was that it actually had a resurgence at my high school a few years ago. I never really got why, but everyone just started playing and talking about it all of a sudden- it was like the “cool” thing to play in class for a few weeks. I remember feeling so cool for having Where’s My Perry on my phone despite it having been delisted from the App Store lol. I wonder if that short resurgence was a widespread thing or if it was literally just at my high school. Anyways, you’ve inspired me to redownload all the games in the series that are still available on my iTunes purchased list. I was shocked to see Where’s My Perry is still available so maybe I’ll actually beat that game again!

[@precurelover44]

Me turning off cellular for specific apps and then playing without ads while still being able to receive calls and texts:

[@muffinsthecat9604]

The fact that this showed up in my recommended the SAME DAY I installed the game proves that they're watching me

[@roastingghosts1302]

Aside from this game, I also remember one with a sort of similar move the thing get the object narrative but it was about a cat trying to get milk and other objects, I can’t remember what it was called but it was a nostalgic app for sure

[@grimy_mess7634]

I remember that game too I think it was called "Mittens" ??

[@MrTiesk]

"Swampy. How creative." He was actually named after one of the creators of Phineas and Ferb

[@YunginTV]

If you are using blue stacks you could essentially simulate the turning movement with a quick setting, it’s been a while since I’ve been on blue stacks but it was basically just an arrow that you clicked to rotate the screen, this worked for where’s my water because I remember being grounded and having my phone taken away so I downloaded blue stacks and installed where my water.

[@Lyssa_Stuff]

I enjoyed Where's my Water as a child, and despite the paywall, this game brings me a lot of good memories. I also loved Where’s my Perry. Two of my favorite games! Great video though!

[@spyroforever000]

Yes I agree that the levels can be boring later on, but I do still LOVE Where’s My Water to this day! 😊 And plus! The game’s music theme are stuck in my head, Forever! And I love it!

[@EthanPricco]

I absolutely loved Where’s My Water!! In my opinion it’s a top 10 mobile game of all time.

[@nprnilk]

I grew up with Where's My Perry, a version of Where's My Water, but with Phineas and Ferb. Nostalgia.

[@campbellsonic]

One of my favorite games, an underrated classic that everyone seems to have forgotten about...

[@sophisticatedPJs]

I honestly thought you were going to mention the hundreds of mobile game ads that have come about recently that market themselves as using almost exactly the same mechanics and set themselves up to be similar physics-based puzzle games only to be another candy crush knockoff when you actually go to the appstore. weird stuff

[@missoo_soup42]

Even though it wasn’t a GREAT game, it was definitely a big part of some of childhood. I definitely remember playing this game on my moms Kindle.

[@BinglesP]

By the way, I know the song credits are in the description, but the ending song is Rondo Alla Turca from the *PC-98 version* of Lemmings. I say this because the description doesn't specify what platform the song is ripped from. Edit: It can also be from the Sharp X6800, but I recognize the soundfont from PC-98 thanks to knowing other games with soundtracks from that system(yes, said games are the original Touhou pentology).

[@mranderson9553]

one interesting thing about the ducks is that they actually adsorb water to collect them, meaning not only are they hard to get, they make the rest of the stage harder if you are working with a limited supply of water

[@MareMayo56]

swampy, uh, isnt the game’s titular character, hes just the main character

[@PorkyMinch]

That toys joke throwing out toys is a very funny and cute moment

[@ShadoeLandman]

Back in the day, I bought a Nook solely to play Where's My Water and Angry Birds. There were no "paywalls" back then. You paid a tiny amount to buy the games and then got access to everything ad-free. They were like three or four dollars.

[@jaxsterminator8634]

I remember playing the free 10 Days of Frankenweenie version of Where’s My Water that was on the store for a limited time. Yes, that exists. Look it up. Yes, I’ve played every “Where’s My” game, from the Perry one to the Mickey Mouse one. There was also a Holiday version, a Valentine’s Day version, and a Summer version.

[@sapphanimates]

My childhood... Also Swampy is named after Phineas and Ferb's co-creator Jeff "Swampy" Marsh, and it kinda explains why they ended up making a Perry based spinoff.

[@adri.a15]

I redownloaded this game and cut the rope about a year ago and got to replay and rediscover bits of the games I’d forgotten about. It was still so much fun and is quite a smart game and is def one of my favorite games. Those were the only two games we ever paid to unlock, it might be time to redownload them again.

[@ariiblink]

I was OBSESSED with where’s my water? I would play it in my iPad when I was a kid, it’s super nostalgic I remember they had a collaboration with Phineas and Ferb and changed it to Where’s my perry? During the collaboration.

[@gamechanger8908]

Where's my water was the game that thought me basic video game physics, and am eternally grateful for the fun it gave. I also remember when Tim Burton's Frankenweenie got a collaboration.

[@A_Sarcastic_Tortilla]

I hate that Rovio periodically removed its apps. It used to have a cute puzzle game I spent years playing called Tiny Thief. Years later, I went to try and find it, only to see it was seemingly wiped clean from the internet.

[@mrpiccionedivino5598]

Apk exists

[@A_Sarcastic_Tortilla]

@@mrpiccionedivino5598 Oh my god I did not know that was a thing thank you so much-

[@SmashKid15]

This was my jam when I was young! It was awesome to see you talk about it!

[@matteov3195]

I used to play this game when I was a toddler and BOI this video sparked a lot of childhood in me. Thanks man!

[@midnightgamer-21]

My Singing Monsters is a truely great game, so it was awesome to see it mentioned at the beginning

[@dita1708]

Absolutely one of my favourite! Maybe I'm dumb, but there are many levels where I couldn't get all the ducks. I don't wanna move to a new level before I nail all the ducks making me stuck in a level. But, this is great! This means that I will never run out of levels to play lol...

[@ki2348]

omg that games so nostalgic it's all rushing back

[@inder11111]

Never knew a video about a game could be so fun

[@Aladite]

Wheres my water 1 and 2 were some of my favorite games. I still play these to this day! I have big nostalgia for these and I wish we could have seen more from the ip

[@energetictoaster908]

Everybody asks „Where is my water?” but nobody asks „How is my water?”

[@BeNachos]

I used to play the original and the phineas and ferb so much when I was little. It's been so long since I have seen anyone mention it

[@R2-T4two]

I remember playing this and the phineas and ferb remake. Good memories from when the mobile game market wasn't brain damaging.

[@ellelard3992]

not having wheres my water in either the emoji movie or ralph breaks the internet was a thankfully missed opportunity

[@darealmrman2266]

I remember playing wheres my mickey and only getting to the goofy chapter once. Plus phineas and ferb was a great plus too

[@llawliet666]

Where's My Water was my freaking childhood! Other people were out there watching Disney and I was just sitting with my i pad playing Where's My Water.

[@ChaosSonic6683]

It’s been years and we still don’t know where the water is

[@kimfalleiro]

Angry Birds , Cut The Rope , Wheres my water and Subway Surfers ,Jetpack Joyride amongst others are great mobile games that understand the medium