Mercury Hg is a puzzle platformer video game developed by British studio Eiconic Games and published by UTV Ignition Games. It is the third entry in the Mercury series. The goal is to navigate a blob of mercury to a goalpost by tilting the stage without losing all of the mercury. The mercury can be split apart into multiple blobs, change colors using Paintshops, and be remerged into a new color. In addition, the game utilizes an online leaderboard, ghost sharing, and the ability to insert music into the levels.
Also in series
Reviews View More
Insane Y2K aesthetics in this one. I loved the PSP games in my childhood and if I knew this existed I would've loved it too. I JUST WISH THE LEVEL MUSIC DIDN'T RESTART WHEN YOU FALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I loved the aesthetics of the dancing tiles in the background, as someone who used to love the periodic table and chemistry (I stopped after getting a B- in Chem 1 and literally took both Bio classes to avoid taking Chem 2)
The splitting idea was pretty cool until you got that one tiny little drop of mercury that you can barely see fall off the edge
The magnets were also annoying sometimes too haha
But the colors were really neat!
The music was great too, I'll never forget The Best is Yet to Come
The splitting idea was pretty cool until you got that one tiny little drop of mercury that you can barely see fall off the edge
The magnets were also annoying sometimes too haha
But the colors were really neat!
The music was great too, I'll never forget The Best is Yet to Come
physics puzzler where you move a blob to the end of a maze without spilling anything over the edges. it starts great but gets too tedious by the halfway point.
Simple but creative.