Wetrix is one of those weird N64 puzzle games that somehow makes stacking blocks and managing water physics way more intense than it sounds. You start with this floating 3D landscape, dropping terrain pieces to build up walls and basins—mess up the angles, and water starts spilling everywhere. The first few rounds feel chaotic, but once you get the hang of shaping lakes and redirecting floods, it clicks into this oddly satisfying rhythm.

What I love is how the game keeps throwing curveballs—earthquakes, fireballs, sudden downpours—so you're never just mindlessly stacking. And the water physics? Surprisingly realistic for an N64 game. Watching a poorly placed dam collapse under pressure never gets old. It’s Tetris meets disaster management, with a weird charm that makes it hard to put down.

Definitely not your typical puzzle game, but that’s why it still holds up.