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Pipe Dream

1990 1-2 Players 80% Not Rated

What are you supposed to do with 7 simple pieces of pipe and 8 weird ones? All you have to do is build them into a pipeline that's no more complicated than the average oil refinery. But that's the easy part. Seconds after you put the first pipe in place, this sticky, slimey stuff called flooz starts flowing through it. From that point on, it's you against the flooz. But you've got four powerful weapons. Your right hand. Your left hand. Your brain. And your left brain. So what are your chances of out-smarting the flooz? Nobody knows for sure. But at last count, there were 14,567,984,176 ways to dream up a better pipeline.

Release date
September 1, 1990
Developer
Distinctive Software
Publisher
Bullet-Proof Software
Players
1-2

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Pipe Dream

What are you supposed to do with 7 simple pieces of pipe and 8 weird ones? All you have to do is build them into a pipeline that's no more complicated than the average oil refinery. But that's the easy part. Seconds after you put the first pipe in place, this sticky, slimey stuff called flooz starts flowing through it. From that point on, it's you against the flooz. But you've got four powerful weapons. Your right hand. Your left hand. Your brain. And your left brain. So what are your chances of out-smarting the flooz? Nobody knows for sure. But at last count, there were 14,567,984,176 ways to dream up a better pipeline.

Genres

Puzzle

Modes

CooperativeMultiplayer

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Developer
Distinctive Software
Publisher
Bullet-Proof Software

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Release date

WorldwideSeptember 1, 1990 · Not Rated

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