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Water You Doing? is a single player and multiplayer action adventure game with horror, mystery and comedy themes. It was developed by DiSolve Studios and was released on August 26, 2026. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Your ride is dead, and rough waters lie ahead! Survive aboard a musty boat in a totally chaotic co-op. Collect scrap, patch up leaks, swap your catch for cold brews, and use harpoons to break the laws of physics!

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65%Audience ScoreBased on 82 reviews
humor13 positive mentions
stability7 negative mentions

  • Very fun and relaxing cooperative gameplay experience especially when playing with friends, with humorous and chaotic physics-driven interactions.
  • Creative and unique concept combining boating, fishing, resource gathering, and improvisational problem solving with comedic elements.
  • Developer is active in fixing bugs and improving the game, with promising potential for future updates and additional content.
  • Game suffers from numerous bugs, glitches, and technical issues including poor optimization, crashes, and problematic physics causing frustrating moments.
  • Gameplay and controls can be clunky and frustrating, with limited inventory management, confusing mechanics, and a lack of tutorial or guidance.
  • Nighttime visibility and lighting issues, frequent boat damage from minor collisions, and some design elements (e.g., item management) feel cumbersome and need improvement.
  • humor

    13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions

    The humor in the game is widely appreciated for its chaotic, slapstick style and unpredictable multiplayer antics, often leading to hilarious and memorable moments among friends. While the game is praised for fostering a fun, relaxed atmosphere, some find its janky mechanics a bit frustrating but still amusing overall. Players enjoy it as a lighthearted, laugh-filled experience rather than a serious simulation.

    • “Rather than presenting a serious maritime simulation, the game aims for an accessible and humorous journey where accidents can be just as memorable as successful plans.”
    • “Players can also interfere with one another, intentionally or accidentally, which adds another layer of slapstick humor.”
    • “The exploration, fishing, puzzles, resource management, and survival mechanics remain functional, yet much of the game's humor comes from the unpredictable behavior of multiple people sharing the same fragile vessel.”
  • graphics

    9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    33% positive mentions, 34% neutral mentions, 33% negative mentions

    The game's graphics are generally praised for their unique art style and smooth performance on high settings, especially the visual effects during mushroom consumption. However, some users report occasional graphical glitches and lag, particularly during shader installation, recommending medium settings and disabling motion blur for a better experience. Overall, the graphics are solid but may require adjustments on less powerful systems.

    • “And by the way, the graphics and sound when eating mushrooms are the best of any game that has tried to simulate an acid trip.”
    • “Graphics for chosen art style: 4/5.”
    • “At the start of the game I put my graphics on max and had no issues the negative reviews talk about.”
    • “A lot of graphic glitches.”
    • “So, game has problems when the shaders are installing (in which it does not tell you). Go to settings and change the graphics to medium if your computer is not beefy, and turn off motion blur because we want to see everything and not have motion sickness in our games.”
    • “I tried lowering the graphics settings, but it’s still a pain to play.”
  • stability

    8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    13% positive mentions, -1% neutral mentions, 88% negative mentions

    The game currently has notable bugs and graphic glitches, leading to a somewhat unstable experience. However, many users find the performance acceptable given the low price, and it runs well on a range of PC hardware. Overall, while stability issues persist, the game shows potential and remains playable for most.

    • “A lot of graphic glitches.”
    • “Has potential but is buggy right now.”
    • “Buggy as hell even after release.”
  • optimization

    7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    29% positive mentions, 28% neutral mentions, 43% negative mentions

    The game suffers from poor optimization, leading to significant performance issues, especially on handheld devices like the Steam Deck, where compatibility and controls may require extra adjustments. Numerous bugs and problematic behaviors further hinder gameplay, indicating a lack of polish in optimization and overall performance.

    • “Performance, optimization, checkpoint behavior, visibility, and certain interaction problems have required attention.”
    • “There is no strong basis for treating it as officially Steam Deck verified, so handheld players should expect that compatibility, performance, controls, readability, or other aspects may require additional testing or adjustment.”
    • “Game runs very poorly, horribly optimized if ever.”
    • “Game optimization absolutely horrid, game is not fun, there's a bug where you can't fish for certain people.”
    • “Bug and teleports you all over the place and optimization must be curse word for the devs as they for sure avoided that one.”
  • gameplay

    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    50% positive mentions, 17% neutral mentions, 33% negative mentions

    The gameplay features a mix of exploration, fishing, puzzles, and survival mechanics that add personality and challenge, especially with elements like harpoons and the golden fish aiding recovery. However, opinions on fun and innovation vary, with some praising driving mechanics and humor from multiplayer interactions, while others criticize poor performance, lack of inventory, and frustrating boat durability.

    • “Harpoons add considerably more personality to the mechanics.”
    • “Even potentially disastrous situations can sometimes be recovered from through mechanics such as the golden fish, which can help bring fallen companions back into the adventure.”
    • “The exploration, fishing, puzzles, resource management, and survival mechanics remain functional, yet much of the game's humor comes from the unpredictable behavior of multiple people sharing the same fragile vessel.”
    • “Runs poorly, gameplay isn't fun, no inventory, and the boat breaks even if you fart in its general direction.”
    • “Whilst the game does not provide any innovative mechanics.”
  • atmosphere

    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions

    The game's atmosphere is visually appealing and features charming elements like mushrooms, creating an engaging environment, though it could benefit from some polish and a clearer direction.

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Water You Doing? is a action adventure game with horror, mystery and comedy themes. Common tags for Water You Doing? include first-person, 3D, exploration, relaxing, fishing and others.

Water You Doing? is available on PC and Windows.

Water You Doing? was released on August 26, 2026.

Water You Doing? was developed by DiSolve Studios.

Water You Doing? has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked Water You Doing? for its humor but disliked it for its graphics.

Water You Doing? is a single player game with multiplayer and local co-op support.

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