Pipe Sprint

The game

Pipe Sprint is a plumbing shift drawn like a subway map: thick colour-coded lines on off-white paper, station dots for every node. A fresh network of misaligned track segments links the red boiler to two or three outlet stations — your job is to rotate the segments until water runs to every one of them before the pressure gauge hits 100%. Every open end on a live pipe vents steam and drives the gauge up, so hesitation is what kills you. The boards grow from tidy 5×5 plans into bigger diagrams with junctions and one-way check valves.

How to play

• Click a track segment to rotate it 90°. Coloured water pours down every segment you align to the boiler.
• Right-click a segment to lock or unlock it (hold on touch screens) so a finished piece stays put.
• Connect the boiler to every outlet station before the gauge reaches 100% — vents from leaks make it climb faster.
• Each board is a freshly drawn network: 5×5 maps of nine tiles with 2–3 outlets, and bigger grids with junctions and one-way check valves on later levels.
• Press P or ESC to pause; the RESTART button in the header redraws the current level.
• Win = all outlets live at once; the closing card reports your final gauge percentage and clear time.