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Pipeline Challenge 螢幕截圖

iPad

iPhone

About Pipeline Challenge

Lay your water supply and sewer pipes to complete your water and waste water networks as fast as you can – but make sure you avoid the obstacles – with the FREE Pipeline Challenge app from Scottish Water

This is a really fun, educational and easy to play game where you will be taken on a journey building the water supply and waste water networks as you go to take the water from source to tap and then the waste water back to the natural environment.

Your goal is to build both the water supply network and the waste water supply network - working against the clock, you choose where to install the water supply pipes or sewer pipes to connect the networks, while avoiding the obstacles, such as roads, railways lines etc that need to be built around.

The game is split into 5 levels which become more complex, making you have to think more about where to build your pipeline.
Tip: Watch out for any leaks or blockages that can occur in your pipeline – you will need to replace any damaged pipes before you will be able to complete the level.

Can you complete the pipeline challenge?

This educational app was developed as part of Scottish Water’s Making It Clear programme.