PSi writes: "Pipe Mania is a puzzle game, so it doesn't try to push presentation as far as other genres. However, the visuals are more than adequate and put on a nice show. Everything is incredibly crisp and the variety of level types shows a lot of creativity. Earlier stages are plain and feature mainly green ooze and basic pipes. As you progress through each level, the backgrounds begin to change to fit different themes. The train area has a very storybook, pastoral feel while the electricity puzzles have more of a horror movie theme complete with skulls and Tesla coils.
Not much can be said about the game's sound. The tunes are catchy and appropriate to each area, though they also tend to drift towards being a little too repetitive and borderline annoying."
Zoo Games, Inc. today announced the opening of a European office in Bushey, Hertfordshire, England. This division will be called 'Zoo Entertainment Europe Limited'. The parent company Zoo Games, Inc. has undergone a rapid period of growth in North America and this new office will enable them to become a major player in the European casual gaming market.
In Pipe Mania you must lay down a pre-ordained set of pipes on a tiled grid in order to keep the constantly flowing Flooze moving for as long as possible without it spilling out. The game requires quick thinking, hand-eye co-ordination, forward thinking and keen spatial awareness.
In Pipe Mania you must lay down a pre-ordained set of pipes on a tiled grid in order to keep the constantly flowing Flooze moving for as long as possible without it spilling out. The game requires quick thinking, hand-eye co-ordination, forward thinking and keen spatial awareness.
