Flowing Waters

Box front of Flowing Waters

Details

Released
1990
Developer
11th Dimension Entertainment
Publisher
Freeware
Genre
Puzzle, Strategy
Players
Up to 1; single player
Type
Freeware \ Shareware
Platform
MS-DOS
Pack
eXoDOS
Manual
Included in the pack (DOC)

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Screenshots

Title screen of Flowing Waters
Title screen
Gameplay of Flowing Waters
Gameplay

About this game

This puzzle game is a clone of Main Break , to which the author even apologized. It can be attributed to a group of games, "water pipes", which created William Soleau and the company Soleau Software. Differences of the game from the serving Main Break are not too significant, but they are. First, Flowing Waters looks different (by the way, it looks more like Oil Cap , which could already exist in 1990). Secondly, the timer, counting the time before the water supply, is set to smaller values. Thirdly, the game is controlled exclusively by the keyboard. In addition, in the accompanying documentation Rick Ryansays that he made the game “with a large field size”, but the playing field of Flowing Waters has dimensions of 8 by 10, and for Main Break it is 8 by 12, so what is it about is not quite clear.

Collections

Collection
Pipe Dream / Pipe Mania variants