as a fellow duckie, I approve of this game (there's a whole tub of floating duckies!). Connecting the pipes are satisfying with an added sense of urgency from the rising water level. I like this game a lot!

that's really cool 🔥🔥

6:24!! I was honestly getting anxious with the water rising that's like my worst fear. Good job

I had a lot of fun with this one!

I genuinely felt tense while playing, especially when trying to power up my team while dealing with multiple threats at once. The idea is very creative, and I really liked the concept of finding the correct pipe pieces and connecting everything together to solve the problem.

It created a nice balance between pressure and curiosity. I kept wanting to continue connecting things and see if I could successfully finish the run.

Really fun concept, well executed, and definitely a game I would have played more of. Congratulations on the submission!

hell yeah I am a plumber!

That heartbeat had me on edge! reall good entry this one, on theme, with unexpected horror elements!

Nice idea! Took a few retries. The camera was drifting a bit but manageable.

🔧 Bug Fix & Quality of Life Update

Small but important bug fixes to improve the overall experience during the game jam!

💧 Delayed Water Rising Added a 30-second delay before the water starts rising, giving players more time to get familiar with the pipes — and the ducks.

🔩 Build From Either End Pipes were snapping correctly to the endpoint, but would fall off the moment you touched anything else. This has been fixed! You can now build your pipe chain from either direction without things falling apart.

✅ Endgame Trigger Tuning The chain completion check was a little too strict. It's now more forgiving, so the win condition should trigger correctly even if the connection is just a tiny bit off.

Thanks for playing and for all the feedback — keep it coming! 🎮

That's the song stuck in my head when I take a bath.

I like the concept. Made me keep jumping as I'm afraid I would be drown. 

Nice concept, I really tried to fix the leak, I'm not sure the timer is useful as we can already see the water lever raising, which already gives a sense of urgency. I was so sad once I connected it to the end to see the leak not being fixed…

Great job!

Very good job, well polished play - only issue i had was slight motion sickness (probably could have moved my mouse sensitivity, with lots of spins and drops). 

Took a little while to work out what to do, but had ducks to throw around while doing so! Attaching the pipes feels good and the rising water adds urgency. Good job!