What starts out as an interesting concept turns into frustration with time. Normally physics based games have a bit of randomness to them as they are driven by physics and things tend to not play out the same way twice. In this case, it is a physics game, but your "character" is not a fixed thing. What I mean is that the fluid you are controlling can spread, meaning the camera tries to look at the center of your collective and now you can't see what's in front of you, and now you've lost the level. This is a common occurrence. The game even lets you skip a handful of levels as they seemingly expect people to get frustrated and stuck.