Turn every pipe until the water finds its way
Plumber is a pipe-connection puzzle fronted by a grinning handyman with an oversized wrench. Each level lays copper pipes across a cobwebbed cellar wall, with a valve and pressure gauge at one end and an outlet at the other, and every click turns a piece until one complete path joins them. A countdown and a three-star rating sit at the top, so planning beats random clicking.
How to play Plumber
- Find the valve with the pressure gauge and the outlet the water has to reach.
- Click or tap a pipe piece to rotate it a quarter turn.
- Keep turning pieces until one continuous pipeline joins the valve to the outlet.
- Finish before the timer at the top runs out; once the line connects, water runs through and the level is complete.
Controls
| Mouse click / tap | Rotate a pipe piece 90 degrees |
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Tips to play better
- Fix the pieces next to the valve and the outlet first; they usually have only one sensible direction.
- Corner pieces decide the route, so settle them before fiddling with straight sections.
- On longer routes, trace the path backward from the outlet as well as forward from the valve.
- Plan the whole route before the first click; a few deliberate turns beat a scramble against the timer.
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Plumber gameplay video
Gameplay recorded by the Vogimo team.
Plumber FAQ
How do the pipe pieces turn in Plumber?
Each click or tap rotates a piece by 90 degrees. Keep clicking until its openings line up with the pipes around it.
Why won't the water flow when the path looks finished?
Somewhere a piece is still a quarter turn off. Follow the line from the valve one piece at a time and check that every opening meets the next.
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