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Grow one tiny water wheel into a hydro empire that powers a whole city!
Senior reviews editor
Water Power is a simulation game where the goal is to turn rivers into electricity and use that power to build a city. The developer describes it as an idle game, so progress keeps going while you are not actively playing. It is aimed at players who enjoy watching a building project grow over time.
The game is rated for all ages. The listing presents it as a community-driven title, and the developer is listed as VOODOO.
The build we hold is Water Power 2.87.22 (APKS split bundle) for Android 8.0 and up.
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The core activity is generating power from water. You start with simple water wheels and work up to dams and high-tech stations. Each one produces power from the river it sits on.
Power output is what drives the rest of the game, since it funds the expansion and upgrades you buy.
Prestige engineers are hired to unlock stronger upgrades. The listing says these are meant to produce fast, compounding growth in output.
Beyond engineers, you can widen river channels, research new technology and automate production. Automation lets output continue without you setting up every step by hand.
The game includes several worlds with different terrain to explore as your empire grows. Each one is a separate place to build and manage.
The developer runs regular events. Taking part in them can earn rewards, and some rewards are claimed using promo codes.
Your settlement changes as you progress. The listing says it develops from a village into a futuristic, green metropolis.
Each stage of that city is tied to the power and upgrades you have built, so the city and the power network grow together.