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H2O is a puzzle game released in 1996 for MS-DOS systems. It was developed and published by Webfoot Technologies, Inc. The game presents its challenges from a side view perspective, focusing on guiding fluid through a series of obstacles.

Players control a humanoid cursor to direct a stream of pixelated water droplets from the top of the screen to an exit drainpipe. The primary objective on each level is to successfully deliver a required number of these droplets to the destination. Progression is structured through individual stages, which are unlocked by completing the current level's goal. Gameplay involves manipulating the environment to alter the water's path, using tools to deploy bridges, construct barriers, and remove obstacles through controlled explosions. The scrolling screen requires players to manage the continuous flow of liquid while solving the spatial puzzle presented in each stage.

A password system is integrated into the game, with a unique code displayed on the start screen for each completed level. This allows players to return directly to their progress. The core mechanics revolve around strategic placement and timing of the available tools to ensure the water reaches its target without being lost, testing the player's planning and problem-solving skills within the game's physics.