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Version 3.8 · 2025-09-15
Fixed support for full game mode when offline
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The store currently lists version 3.8, updated 2025-09-15.







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Rotate the pipe segments to connect all the pieces. Easy to learn and very addictive.
Features:
- Randomly generated puzzles - never the same game twice
- Multiple board sizes ranging from "Training Wheels" (4x4) to "Mega Insane" (56x70) *
- Introductory tutorial
- Wraparound option (also known as "without walls" or "endless") *
- "One color" option - when enabled, all pipes are blue, making it harder to tell which ones are connected *
- Piece locking feature to help with large boards
- Zoom and scroll using familiar pinch and drag gestures
- Auto save and resume - never lose your place, even if someone calls in the middle of your game
- Timer (can be disabled if you want a more relaxing game)
- Online leaderboard - compare your best times to other players around the world *
- Offline "personal best times" - try to beat your best times
- Introductory tutorial
- Piece locking feature to…
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Fixed support for full game mode when offline
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