Sea Plumber 2

Sea Plumber 2 sets its pipework under the sea. Each level has valves at one end and containers at the other, and between them lies a jumble of pipe pieces. Turn the pieces until they form water paths that run from the valves into the containers.

A level is over once the pipes are full and all of the plumbing has been connected. The developer's description spends a good deal of time on the scenery: fish, sharks, jellyfish, rays and coral reefs are all mentioned, and the setting is pitched as calm and pleasant to look at. The puzzle underneath is pipe rotation, so the real work is deciding which way each piece should face for the water to travel from the reserve to every point that needs it. The developer finishes with a challenge, asking whether you truly have a plumber's skills.

Turn the pipe pieces around so that they connect to one another. Make a path from the water reserve at the valves to each container on the screen that needs filling. Once every path is complete, the pipes fill with water and the plumbing is finished, which brings the level to an end.

Treat each container as a destination and trace a path back from it to a valve before turning any pieces. The level only ends when all of the plumbing is filled, so a single container left unconnected will hold you up. Check every one before assuming the job is done.

A pipe-rotation puzzle with an underwater setting. Portrait frame (600 by 800). Pipes are turned to link valves to containers. The developer describes fish, sharks, rays, jellyfish and coral reefs in the scenery but gives no level count.

Sea Plumber has you repair a broken undersea pipe system by joining its last two standing points, and Plumber World runs water from a reserve to fountains, houses and pools.