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Version 1.6.7 · 2024-01-30
Bug fixes and performance improvements
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The store currently lists version 1.6.7, updated 2024-01-30.








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You are the cultivator of this relaxed zen garden. Close the divide and link the water source to the plants. Focus, relax, and allow your garden to grow.
The gardening process is easily an endless loop of satisfaction, seed, water, grow and repeat. Pipes aims to replicate this relaxation experience. You just need to tap the pipe to rotate it and manage to direct the water flow across all the pipes. Make sure to reach the whole garden, every water source should feed into at least one plant, as to use water in the most efficient ways possible.
Water waste isn’t the only issue here; you also don’t want to drain your moves because the garden is fragile and as such, we can’t endlessly rotate the pipe system, as such you have limited moves to install the perfect irrigation system to allow your zen garden to thrive.…
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