Pipe Game
Get the water flowing. This low vision, screen reader, and keyboard accessible rotate-the-tile puzzle challenges you to connect the faucet to the dog's bowl across 100 levels of growing grids and locked pipes. Play as a guest or sign in with Google to sync your stars, fully operable by mouse or keyboard, with a screen reader describing each tile's position, type, and connections.
Play NowRotate the Pipes
Tap or use the keyboard to rotate each tile until the water flows all the way to the dog's bowl.
100 Levels
Jump straight to any level as grids grow larger and pipes get trickier to untangle.
Keyboard and Screen Reader Operable
Arrow keys move around the grid and Enter or Space rotates — no mouse required.
Screenshot 1 of 3: Pipe Game Level 9 with a 5 by 4 grid of pipe tiles, water flowing from the faucet into just the first tile, and the rest of the pipes still needing to be rotated to reach the dog bowl. Rotate the Pipes. Tap or use the keyboard to rotate each tile until the water flows all the way to the dog's bowl.
How to Play
- Water starts at the faucet (🚰) and needs to reach the dog bowl (🐶) elsewhere on the board.
- Click a tile — or move to it with arrow keys and press Enter/Space — to rotate it 90°. Connect an unbroken pipe from faucet to bowl.
- Locked tiles (🔒) can't be rotated; route around them instead.
- Tiles the water currently reaches glow cyan, so you can trace the flow as you work.
- Use Levels to jump to any of the 100 levels — completed ones are starred. Use Restart Level for a fresh layout if you get stuck.
- Sign in with Google to sync your stars and progress across devices, or keep playing as a guest.
Accessibility
- Fully operable by mouse, touch, or keyboard — arrow keys move a focus cursor tile by tile, Enter or Space rotates.
- Every tile has a screen reader label announcing its position, type, open directions, and lock status.
- A live region announces each rotation's result, new level dimensions, and reaching the bowl.
- The Levels list and win dialog trap focus, move focus to a heading, and restore it when closed.
- Honest limitation: which tiles carry water is shown mainly through a color cue, so low vision and screen reader players don't get a running readout of the water's progress without navigating to check each tile.
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Fun