Pipe Master

A grid of pipe pieces lies scattered and every single one is pointing the wrong way. Tap a piece to turn it 90 degrees and build one unbroken line from the tap to the drain — but keep an eye on the timer, because the moment it runs out the water is released whether you are ready or not. Release it early yourself and you bank a bonus for every second you saved. Once the water is running the pressure is on: pipes that are already wet lock in place, but everything still dry can be turned, so a half-finished line is not a lost one — you just have to repair it faster than the tank drains. Water that meets a badly turned pipe splashes out and waits, and the second you line that piece up the flow picks the route right back up. Ten hand-tuned levels teach the game one idea at a time: a small four-by-four grid to learn the turn, longer routes, T-pieces whose third arm always spills so you must choose which two ends connect, cracked pipes that empty the tank far faster once the water reaches them, two drains that both have to fill, and finally levels where the water arrives almost immediately and everything has to be fixed on the fly. Every level is generated fresh, so a retry is never the same puzzle twice. You have three lives, a score built from your speed, your leftover water and your clean first-try runs, a saved personal best and a local top-ten leaderboard. Plays with a mouse or a single finger, in English, Turkish and Spanish.