Jungle Plumber Challenge 2

Jungle Plumber Challenge 2 drops you into the jungle with one job: build a working water pipe network so you can survive there. The board is made of pipe pieces, and each one turns when you touch it. Line them up so they join into a single complete pipe and the network is finished.

The scoring is where this one differs from a gentle rotation puzzle. According to the developer, every time you move a piece the timer drops, and that cuts into the best score still available to you. Turning pieces at random until something fits is therefore expensive. The game wants you to anticipate, working out where each piece should point before you lay a finger on it. The developer also mentions HD graphics and describes the controls as easy to use, which fits a game where the difficulty lies in planning rather than in handling.

Touch a pipe piece to turn it. Keep turning pieces until they connect into one complete pipe across the network. Be aware that each move takes something off the timer, and a lower timer means a lower possible score, so the fewer turns you need to finish, the better your result will be.

Since every turn costs time, do your thinking before you touch the board. Trace the route the finished pipe must follow, decide which way each piece on it has to face, and then turn pieces only until they face that way. Leave alone any piece that is already correct.

A timed pipe-rotation puzzle with a jungle theme. Portrait frame (600 by 800). Pieces turn when touched. The developer ties the timer to your moves: each one lowers it and limits the best score available.

Jungle Plumber Challenge 3 keeps the jungle setting and asks for the quickest way to rotate pipes to the fountains, and Sea Plumber 2 has you turn pipes until water flows from valves to containers under the sea.