Pipes

About

Pipes challenges you to link buildings to water sources using the fewest possible pipes. Each level gives you a grid with scattered structures and a limited number of pipe segments. You rotate and place them to create continuous pathways without overlaps or dead ends. Success means every building receives water with no extra lines. It’s a straightforward but tricky spatial puzzle that leans into logic over luck. This 1983 title became a hit on early home computers for its clean design and replay value. The DOS and Commodore versions still draw retro gaming fans who enjoy its no-frills approach. With 100 levels and a focus on efficiency, it’s a test of patience as much as problem-solving. Some community members praise it as one of the era’s most satisfying puzzle games.