It's simple enough finishing the levels with the tools provided, but figuring out which two you don't need is a little trickier. The other two are reserved for pieces of equipment you haven't used. You get the first star in the rating system for feeding the creature enough oil. Tap on the valve and the oil will start running, and you'll see whether your network of new parts is good enough to guide the black liquid to the desired location. Tap again and you can twist the direction the new tool is facing in. Popping these down is a case of tapping and dragging. You're given a set number of different tools to place before you set the oil flowing. SlickĮach of the 60 levels is a single screen, with an outlet valve where the oil dribbles out and a lined off section where you need to deposit the Texas gold. It's not a particularly challenging experience, and nor is it very mentally taxing, but it's a well put together, enjoyable game nonetheless. It makes for an absorbing experience while you're hunched over your iPad, and a couple of hours might drift past while you're placing fans, squirters, and girders to make sure the oil gets to its destination. It's a clever little physics-puzzler that sees you redirecting a flow of gloopy oil into the mouths of various oddly proportioned beasts, complete with a decent chunk of levels and a three star rating system.
Feed Me Oil 2 is the sort of game you play without really noticing.
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