Description

Rotate pipe tiles to build continuous routes that carry colored water from springs to thirsty trees—sometimes weaving multiple paths at once without cross-contamination. How to play Tap a pipe to rotate 90°. Trace a mental path from each source outward. Link branches only when a main trunk reaches them so you don’t trap yourself. On multi-color boards, complete one route at a time—usually the one with the fewest branch options—to leave pivot space for others. Protect corners; don’t create loops unless they clearly feed a tree. On large maps, align long straights early as likely connectors. With valves/splitters, feed the smallest subtrees first, then reorient the main line to larger ones. Stuck? Work backward from a tree: which pipe orientation must feed it? Perfect runs minimize rotations and avoid extra branches. Controls Desktop: Click to rotate; Shift-click to rotate opposite; R to reset; H to highlight connected segments. Mobile: Tap to rotate; long-press for opposite; highlight button. Tips & strategy Main trunk first, branches later. Fewest-option route: Solve the constrained color first. Corner care: Don’t waste corners on useless loops. Backwards solve: Start at trees when stuck. Efficiency: Fewer rotations = higher medals. Modes & variations Classic, Multi-Color, Valves & Splitters, Big Maps. FAQ Q: Colors are hard to distinguish. A: Enable color-blind patterns over the water and tap-to-highlight paths. Q: Can streams cross? A: Only via special splitters; otherwise keep colors separate. Q: Who made the game? A: Not disclosed by developer.

Instruction

Mouse click or tap to play

Specifications

• Easy to play