Piping Hot
Odd Digs · 2019 · Casual
PC
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About Piping Hot
You may have played a pipe-connecting game before, but never one quite like this! Piping Hot is gallons of fun for the serious casual gamer.
Rotate the pipes to connect the starting block with the ending block. Be sure to include the heating pipe in the middle. Sometimes the path is winding, but there are multiple roads to success.
Play through multiple floors at the same time, switching between them to solve each puzzle before the water catches up. Once the time runs out, it's a race to get to each ending block.
Play and replay levels to improve your scores. Go for the most number of connecting pipes you can find to get gold status on each level, or challenge yourself to finish each puzzle with the least number of connected pipes.
Play Unlimited mode for procedurally-generated levels. Each level is new and unique. The fun never stops!
Rotate the pipes to connect the starting block with the ending block. Be sure to include the heating pipe in the middle. Sometimes the path is winding, but there are multiple roads to success.
Play through multiple floors at the same time, switching between them to solve each puzzle before the water catches up. Once the time runs out, it's a race to get to each ending block.
Play and replay levels to improve your scores. Go for the most number of connecting pipes you can find to get gold status on each level, or challenge yourself to finish each puzzle with the least number of connected pipes.
Play Unlimited mode for procedurally-generated levels. Each level is new and unique. The fun never stops!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Lucky me gets to write the first review for Piping Hot... sigh. Piping Hot is a 2D retro pixel ripoff of the Commodore Amiga game, Pipe Mania (copyright The Assembly Line 1989). This is also somewhat famous as the hacking minigame from Bioshock, although the implementation here is of inferior quality to that minigame. The game isn't notably different or better than Pipe Mania, and features almost identical gameplay as you click on various pipes to orient them in a manner that allows water to flow from the source to the destination point, thus completing the level and allowing you to move on to the next one (or not). When the ambitious business plan involves trying to get paid for an entire game that's not even as good as some other developer's minigame, it's difficult to foresee any great success. From a technical perspective, the game doesn't meet basic minimum requirements that most PC gamers expect as standard. A choice was made to use obsolete, decades old retro pixel "art" as a substitute for contemporary PC graphics. It's unclear if this is due to lack of budget or talent, regardless, the overall visual quality of the game is extremely low as a result. While there …3 found this helpful
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