Pipe Push Paradise

Critic reviews

• 1148Apps

  Campbell Bird · Feb 18, 2019

  10

  All the while, Pipe Push Paradise is serving up brilliant puzzles set against a beautiful backdrop of pure zen. In this way, it's almost a perfect mobile game--you play the game on your own terms, but you'll always be met with a beautiful challenge.

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• XTXbox Tavern

  Jamie Collyer · Feb 04, 2019

  5.5

  Those with patience and a mind for spatial puzzles will no doubt relish the challenge on offer here. Whilst difficulty spikes can frustrate to the point of quitting entirely, this is one of those games that gets that under your skin, you cant help but return. That being said, this is likely only going to appeal to a specific crowd, and if that’s you, you might want to bring your own tunes. The audio here is truly annoying.

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• NWNintendo World Report

  Xander Morningstar · Feb 03, 2019

  8.0

  It’s nice to have just tropical sounds and someone playing a guitar on loop because it’s relaxing, but sometimes it sounds like the hammering down on guitar strings. And that’s Pipe Push Paradise. It has a lot of challenge in it, and is extremely simple to jump into. If you’re looking to fill an itch for a simple puzzle game, check this one out.

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• PUPlayStation Universe

  Alan Strawbridge · Feb 04, 2019

  7.5

  The brain-teasers further on will take a good while to solve and there’s a pleasant/nasty surprise after the final mammoth task for those patient enough to complete all the levels. For mere mortals, the uncompromising difficulty of the hard and expert levels may soon alienate and frustrate, particularly when the learning curve is so steep.

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