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Connect the Pipes and Solve Tricky Puzzles in Slipe
Slipe is a sliding puzzle game where you need to connect two arrows using a collection of pipes. The board contains different pipe pieces arranged in rows and columns.
Your job is to move these pieces until they form a continuous path between the two endpoints.
The unusual challenge is that you cannot move a single pipe by itself. Every move shifts an entire row or column, so changing one part of the board also changes several other pieces.
The game includes 25 main levels that become more difficult as you progress.
Slide Rows and Columns to Connect the Pipes
Slipe begins with a square board filled with pipe pieces.
Two matching arrows appear outside the board.
You need to connect them by arranging the pipes into a complete route.
Click and drag a row to move it horizontally. You can also move a column vertically.
The pipe pieces move together during each action.
Try looking at where the openings face before sliding a row.
Use the Special Flower Tiles
Some levels contain pipe pieces marked with flowers.
These special pieces must become part of your completed pipe connection.
You cannot simply connect the two arrows while leaving the required flower pieces outside your route.
This adds another challenge because you must arrange a path that passes through particular locations.
Try finding a possible route through the flower tiles before moving everything around.
Complete Twenty-Five Puzzle Levels
Slipe features 25 main puzzles.
The earlier challenges help you understand how the pipes move.
Later levels contain more complicated arrangements that require careful planning.
You don’t need to use every ordinary pipe piece to complete a level.
Only the required pieces must connect correctly.
The original game also includes additional puzzles created by players.
How to Play Slipe
Use your mouse to control the board.
Click and hold a pipe tile.
Drag horizontally to shift its entire row or vertically to move its column.
Release the mouse button after choosing the new position.
Use Reset when you want to return the pipes to their starting arrangement.
Slipe encourages you to think several moves ahead. One useful slide can bring multiple pipes closer to the correct position.