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HelpTheDuck: Bath Time Logic distills physics puzzling into a cheerful, tap-to-flow toybox. A duckling perches above a tub, and your taps summon water that tumbles across ramps and ledges, nudging the little traveler toward a bubbly landing. It’s a miniature sandbox where you learn by watching: water arcs reveal angles, and tiny adjustments convert a near-miss into a perfect slide. Early stages teach gentle timing; later ones add tricky gaps, moving parts, and split streams that ask for deliberate pacing. The presentation is minimal and cute, with crisp feedback that rewards experimentation. Because levels resolve quickly, you fall into an “adjust and retry” loop that’s both relaxing and quietly satisfying. It’s a pocket-sized adventure in cause and effect, ideal for players who enjoy small, polished puzzles that feel great in short bursts.