Pipe Push Paradise

Release Date: January 19, 2018

Puzzle, isometric view, adventure elements, indie games, singleplayer

7.2

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A puzzle game in which our task is to build properly functioning water installations, using individual fragments of pipes. Pipe Push Paradise offers colorful 3D graphics and 47 boards with increasing difficulty.

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Pipe Push Paradise, released on PC, PS4, etc., is a classic puzzle game in which we manipulate single water pipes and connect them into properly functioning water installations. The producer of the title is Corey Martin, an independent musician and programmer from Montreal, Canada, who has developed several smaller titles for PC. Pipe Push Paradise is the developer's first large and commercial project as well as his debut on consoles.

Mechanics

Pipe Push Paradise takes place on a small tropical island divided into 47 colorful levels. The title offers a simple storyline presented in the form of short dialogues with the inhabitants of the island. The action is observed from the isometric view. Our task is to build properly functioning water installations, using scattered pipes on grid-covered boards. The starting levels are quite simple, but over time, the challenges we face become more and more difficult. We have to plan every movement wisely to avoid new obstacles and panels that roll pipes over.

Technical aspects

Pipe Push Paradise uses the popular Unity engine. The game has minimalist 3D graphics and the gameplay is accompanied by a relaxing soundtrack.

Last updated on February 21, 2020

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[0:45] Pipe Push Paradise launch trailer

7.2

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Game is Recomended by 48% of Critics. There are 6 Critic Reviews.

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Video Chums: 3 / 5 by A.J. Maciejewski

Puzzle game enthusiasts who enjoy slowly piecing together tile-based puzzles will definitely love what Pipe Push Paradise has to offer.

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PlayStation Universe: 7.5 / 10 by Alan Strawbridge

A deceptively difficult puzzle game hiding behind a chilled aesthetic which will be appreciated by those who are up for the challenge.

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NintendoWorldReport: 8 / 10

It's nice to have just tropical sounds and someone playing a guitar on loop because it's relaxing, but sometimes it sounds like the hammering down on guitar strings. And that's Pipe Push Paradise. It has a lot of challenge in it, and is extremely simple to jump into. If you're looking to fill an itch for a simple puzzle game, check this one out.

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