Power Sink Steam Charts & Stats

I fell in love with Power Sink at Pixel Expo last year! The soundtrack is so atmospheric and brings the energy, deep sea colony, danger and exploration feeling to life.

fish go *blop* overall, very nice-looking game, performs well even in 5760 * 1080, sadly, I had to think when playing it because puzzles

Power Sink strikes an excellent balance between simplicity and depth, and between engagement and frustration. The limited tutorials and well thought-out level design give you just enough information to be able to figure the puzzles out without holding your hand. The mechanics are incredibly intuitive, yet you still feel clever for working them out. And you're never upset with the game when you die, because you already know exactly what you did wrong! The artwork and graphics are lovely, the soundtrack and atmosphere are super immersive, and I haven't encountered a single glitch or performance issue. Overall a great, relaxing experience with satisfying puzzles that I could get sucked into for hours if I'm not careful!

A great little cozy puzzle-platforming game. Had a lot of fun during my playthrough. Puzzle difficulty increase seemed relatively good to me too. Overall a good 5-6 hours of gameplay.

This game is such a fun challenge to play. As someone who isn’t usually great with puzzle games, I feel like it nails the difficulty really well. There were definitely moments where I got a bit stuck, but not because of bad design, it was more about taking a step back, thinking things through, and figuring it out! Those ended up being some of my favourite “aha!” moments. I loved the visuals and audio, everything feels really high quality. The environments are super immersive, and it’s so refreshing to explore a 3D world that’s actually underwater. It felt unique and, at times, strangely relaxing. The starry level in particular was absolutely stunning. With all the little lights, glowing fish, and floating particles, it’s clear a lot of love and detail went into building each area. The music fits perfectly, too. Some of the tracks build and evolve as you get closer to solving puzzles, which really adds to the experience. It felt encouraging, like the game was cheering me on, and some moments really clicked because of that. The game length feels just right, it doesn’t overstay its welcome, but there’s plenty of quality content to enjoy. I also liked that the structure lets you revisit levels or even skip one if you're stuck. That kind of flexibility is great and keeps the experience from getting frustrating. You can really tell a lot of care went into this game. It reminded me a lot of a few WiiWare games I grew up playing, which is a huge compliment. The game is apparently inspired by Portal and Crash Bandicoot and I can definitely feel it. The controls felt comfortable and I didn’t really have any issues playing on Keyboard + Mouse, but a controller feels a lot smoother of an experience so it’s nice to have the option there. The puzzles are well thought out, the presentation is charming, and the whole thing just has a ton of heart. From the little quippy lines each diver character gives, to the gorgeous art and music, I’d definitely recommend Power Sink if you’re even a little curious about dipping your boots into the cold waters of puzzle platformers. I loved it!

After seeing Power Sink at Pixel Expo and online I've been waiting to play it for a while and it has more than lived up to its promise. The underwater world is so atmospheric and full of life, without being distracting which really enhances the experience of lighting up the platforms. Not to mention the game play feels organic with a well designed learning curve, with nice satisfying moments as I progressed through the levels. Really recommend if you're after a smooth, cosy underwater adventure to explore!

A great puzzle game with beautiful scenery and relaxing music. Fluid controls make movement a breeze and the levels do provide an effective challenge without being too frustrating.

Honestly, it's fine for the first worlds, then it's just more and more going around in circles more and more slowly as you confound same coloured balls and sometimes physics decide to not work in crucial moments. That also define even more my decision of not restarting the game, because this game can randomly decide the loading time of the starting menu or just having you summon the task manager to refresh it, that caused me to accidentally go on new game while I couldn't even see the refreshed game yet and without asking me any confirmation just erased all my progresses, not even gameboy era games were like that, and with a game so uselessly slow and going in circles, no, I won't restart it. The ambiences are cute and a little particular. At the start I thought it could have been like Lumote and The Mastermote Chronicles, but with different ambience, but no, this game doesn't even come closer unfortunately

It's a shock that this game is from a small team. It is so professionally designed, crafted and executed. It ticks all the boxes. This game is gorgeous. The ocean scenery is stunning as you explore it's depths. If you like the vibes of Subnautica, the scenery of Power Sink is for you. The characters are adorable, and their development and the story really gives you refreshing break in between each puzzling level. The Archivist is my fave. They are the cutest, sleepy lil guy. And of course, the puzzles. Well designed, and so, so satisfying. Following your eureka moment, nothing sends off endorphins more than the level lighting up in a glowing, yellow glory. If you love cuteness. If you love beautiful levels. If you love puzzles. Don't sleep on this game! Easily worth the price. You don't see many games made just for love these days- but this is one of them! <3

This is the greatest cozy puzzle game ive played in a while. I was sad when the date of release got pushed back but the wait was well worth it!!!! Please buy this game OMG its so gooood. :)