Sea Plumber

Sea Plumber begins with a plan gone wrong. Someone built a huge pipe system to pump water out of the ocean, and the pressure at that depth broke the whole thing apart. Only two points are still standing. Your job, as an extreme plumber working in the deep, is to repair the damage by building a line of pipe that joins those two remaining points.

Pipes rotate when you touch or click them, and you keep turning them until they form a complete connection. Then the flow is sent to the right pipe so the water moves along your repaired route. The developer frames the game as a test for the brain and offers the title of plumbing champion to anyone who gets the job done. The board is upright, at 600 by 800, and the scene is the sea floor.

Touch or click a pipe to rotate it. Keep turning pipes until they form a continuous line between the two points that are still in place. When the line is complete, send the flow to the right pipe so that water travels along the route you have repaired. The developer lists touch and click, so either a mouse or a touch screen will do.

Only two fixed points matter, so find them first and trace the shortest sensible route between them before rotating anything. Since the flow has to go to the right pipe at the end, check that your line actually finishes at the correct point rather than near it.

An underwater pipe-rotation puzzle about repairing a burst system. Portrait frame (600 by 800). Touch or click controls. The developer gives no level count or list of modes, only the repair story.

Sea Plumber 2 returns to the sea with valves and containers to connect, and Jungle Plumber Challenge 2 adds a timer that drops every time you turn a piece.