Description

Piper Pipey is a pipe building game where you build pipes to direct the flow of radioactive goo.

Instructions

Click on the tiles to build a pipe, 1 unit of goo will give you 100 points. In gush mode, you gain 2x the points.

Description

Heron: Steam Machine is a game about a factory where rubber duckies are being produced by a large steam engine. On this steam engine, there are four different gauges which you will have to watch carefully.

These gauges represent steam, electricity, water and oil. When the gauges start to rise, you will have to connect a pipe with the color corresponding with the gauge. By connecting the pipes, you will earn points and relieve some of the pressure, keeping the machine running just a little bit longer! If one of the gauges reaches it’s maximum, the machine will eventually blow up, and the game is over.

Heron: Steam Machine is currently available on WiiWare and iPhone.

Instructions

Use the mouse or the keyboard to rotate the pipes. Connect them to the other side to earn points. Simple as that!

Description

Connect all pipes and start pomping mecanism. Remember, your time is short

Instructions

Use mouse to move pipes.

Description

Build pipes for meat, stakes and other food in catburger factory.

How to Play

Click on tubes to rotate them and build whole pipe by connecting start and end of it.

Description

Using a variety of pipe pieces presented randomly in a queue, the player must construct a path from the start piece for the onrushing sewer slime, which begins flowing after a time delay from the start of the round. The flooz is required to pass through a given number of pipe pieces in order for the player to pass to the next round. Some rounds also include an end piece, which must be the end of the pipeline the player has constructed, in addition to fulfilling the minimum pipe length requirement.

Instructions

Description

Rearrange the tiles to let the water flow. Strap down your thinking caps in connecting the dots. Have fun!

Instructions

Drag the Tiles around to replace them with other tiles.
You have to make a path from the Starting point to the End point.
And believe it, a path exists!