

Plumber
Miltan · 2021 · VR, Puzzle, Strategy, Adventure, Casual
PC
9 user reviews44% · 9
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About Plumber
With the rise of VR technology is incredible and amazing to see how VR revolutionize old-school games
Plumber is VR game that is inspired from the old pipe puzzles.
With the use of 6DOF controllers you can use your both hands to pick up pipes and to place them in correct order so you can accomplish the given task.
The player is completely immersive to the environment and uses all senses in the game.
Spoiler alert. The levels are quite challenging. There are dark rooms where you must use flashlight, valves are under pressure so you need to act fast, and more features to discover.
Plumber is VR game that is inspired from the old pipe puzzles.
With the use of 6DOF controllers you can use your both hands to pick up pipes and to place them in correct order so you can accomplish the given task.
The player is completely immersive to the environment and uses all senses in the game.
Spoiler alert. The levels are quite challenging. There are dark rooms where you must use flashlight, valves are under pressure so you need to act fast, and more features to discover.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[h1]Experienced on the Oculus Quest 2[/h1] You can view my review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/mEgeLGZHT9I Please note that I received a free Steam key through the VIve VR Steam Curator Group, however, I had already bought & owned this game on the Oculus Rift Store. So my time played is inaccurate. Also, the game had my progress already from the Oculus Rift version. Hooray! Anyways, this is a VR puzzle game where you connect the pipes to make the water flow correctly. It's very similar to the mobile phone connect the pipe type games, except it's in VR and you have to deal with 3D space. You can play seated or room-scale. I definitely recommend room-scale (if you have the room as this does require a large play space) because fitting the pipe pieces is much easier in room-scale. If you play seated, you will have magnet hands and you will use directional arrow prompts to fit the pieces correctly. Unfortunately, this will slow you down. Since some of the puzzles are timed, this will make those puzzles pretty difficult. This game is running on the Unity Engine. On my RTX 3080, I was getting 90 frames per second for the most part, but with some dips here and there. I did not e…11 found this helpful
Increadibly dull puzzles with the pipes. Horribly repetative enviroments that are unfinished. Like, go around a corner and, oh, hey. It's the skybox! UNDERGROUND. They couldn't be bothered to finish it. HELL. They couldn't be bothered to SPELL CHECK. It's even in the friggin pictures FOR the game. "Costumer" Customer "Disapointed" Disappointed "Sadisfied" Satisfied. With how little is in the game, at LEAST spell the words right. While still on the topic of words, I feel like the font choice in game feels really weird and infantile. There's no story of any sort. Everything is a small brick room with pipe pieces and a red wheel that you sometimes can accidentally set off while grabbing for a pipe piece. I went through 10 levels. It's lazy, boring and needs way more work.5 found this helpful
This is a fun little 3D puzzle game that challenges your spatial visualization abilities with the classic "connect the pipes to make the water flow" concept. I'm playing standing up and walking around to pick up and place the pipes, which needs a large enough play space, I have not played it sitting down. I've completed 65 Tasks so far. One was unsolvable due to a bug (one pipe won't connect to other pipes), and two have a part spawning in a way that activates the water valve, but if you catch it fast enough when the levels start, you can solve them. I personally don't really like the water pressure levels, since I prefer to play logic games a little more relaxed, but the amount of time you have in those levels is fair and I managed to solve a lot of them on my first try. The dark levels work better than I expected, I was afraid the flashlight would glitch a lot, but it's not bad at all in my opinion. The puzzles are just the right amount of challenging, and I find myself playing level after level without noticing how much time has passed. Overall, I highly recommend this game to anyone who likes puzzles and/or VR games with a calm atmosphere. I like both and I'm having a lot of …3 found this helpful
This is fun for a time. I HATE the time limit. I much prefer to approach puzzles in a logical way, and this game lends itself to a slow and methodical approach rather than a scramble. Also, the torch and dark levels add nothing but jank (now we have to work with one hand whilst holding a torch in the other). Also, the bugs (worst part) led me to lose my trust in some of the levels having a solution, as there are levels that are obviously impossible becasue of programming faults. Also, the spelling mistakes.... And yet, I did have fun with this for a time.1 found this helpful
This game is super fun to play. Its different and challenging. It works very well, looks nice! I give it a thumbs up!1 found this helpful
Plumber VR, I thought was a very basic game, that allows you to build up pipes to match the flows of inlet/outlets. But for a game that cost under $5, I thought it was pretty good. Despite some quarks here and there. gets old very fast.
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