Pipe Trouble
PIPE TROUBLE cleverly re-imagines one of the most popular arcade games of the early 1990s, Pipe Dream. In the classic original, which sold over 4 million copies and came standard in the Windows 3.1 package, players must assemble random pieces of pipe from designated start point to end point faster than the flow of liquid within the line. Pipe Trouble takes this familiar, simple, and addictively fun gameplay and adds an entirely new layer of environmental and ethical implications; players are now in the world of Big Oil & Gas, hired to run pipelines through rural countryside, weighing the financial demands of using the least pipe to make the most money against the impact on local environment and neighbouring farms.
