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Are you tired of seeing plastic water bottles everywhere you go? Do you want to evade capture while playing as a reusable water bottle, dodging dangerous obstacles on a mad dash towards the Well of Reusability? Do you have absolutely no idea what you're reading right now? Boy do I have the experience for you. And believe me, this is an experience.

Before you is a set of 10 handcrafted levels, meant to spread the joy and splendor of whatever weird gameplay we've got going on here far and wide. You assume the role of Walter Bottle, a reusable water bottle with an infectious and not at all smug grin on his face. Your one goal is to reach the Well of Reusability, a house-shaped objective point that will clear all pollution (such as plastic water bottle enemies and others) and allow you to go home with a victory. You are free to experience these levels in any order you'd like, but keep in mind that the earlier ones are simpler and more straightforward. Some of those later ones get tricky. Very tricky. Drive responsibly.

This is designed with some form of computer/laptop/whatever in mind and is NOT going to work well on your phone. Like, at all. If you thought SEACBall was finnicky on mobile, this one just straight up doesn't work. Fun!

Are you tired of seeing plastic water bottles everywhere you go? Do you want to evade capture while playing as a reusable water bottle, dodging dangerous obstacles on a mad dash towards the Well of Reusability? Do you have absolutely no idea what you're reading right now? Boy do I have the experience for you. And believe me, this is an experience.

Before you is a set of 10 handcrafted levels, meant to spread the joy and splendor of whatever weird gameplay we've got going on here far and wide. You assume the role of Walter Bottle, a reusable water bottle with an infectious and not at all smug grin on his face. Your one goal is to reach the Well of Reusability, a house-shaped objective point that will clear all pollution (such as plastic water bottle enemies and others) and allow you to go home with a victory. You are free to experience these levels in any order you'd like, but keep in mind that the earlier ones are simpler and more straightforward. Some of those later ones get tricky. Very tricky. Drive responsibly.

This is designed with some form of computer/laptop/whatever in mind and is NOT going to work well on your phone. Like, at all. If you thought SEACBall was finnicky on mobile, this one just straight up doesn't work. Fun!