Water Flow Connect

Water Flow Connect is a garden-themed pipe puzzle. Plants on the board need water, and the pipes that should carry it are pointing in the wrong directions. Click a piece and it rotates. Keep turning pieces until a working pipeline brings water to each plant.

A level is finished once all of the plants have been watered, and the reward is seeing them burst into bloom. The only action is turning a piece, so the skill lies in deciding how the pieces should link up before you start clicking, which is the point the developer makes too when it tells you to think about how to join the pipes. The frame is small and upright, at 400 by 600, which makes it one of the more compact games in this section. The developer pitches it as a way to pass the time and give the brain some exercise.

Click any pipe piece to rotate it. Each turn changes the direction in which water passes through that piece. Build a working pipeline that runs all the way from the water to each plant on the board. When every plant has its supply, the level is complete and the plants flower.

Count the plants first, since the level only ends when every one of them is watered. Then work backwards from each plant towards the water and decide which way the pieces on that route must face. Turning pieces with a plan beats clicking around and hoping something connects.

A pipe-rotation puzzle with a garden theme. Small portrait frame (400 by 600). Pieces rotate with a click. The goal on each board is to get water to all the plants. No level count is given.

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