Desktop Controls
Click and drag to dig a channel leading away from the hydrant's water toward the burning houses.
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Game guide
Firefighting makes you the plumber of a burning hillside. A hydrant at the top pours water nonstop, and burning houses dot the floating cliffs below - the only thing missing is the plumbing. Drag to dig channels through soil and rock, carve a route the water can follow and steer the stream into every burning house before the whole street is gone.
Actual gameplay


Objective and input
Press and drag to dig through the soil, carving a channel away from the hydrant's flow. Water pours from the source continuously and follows whatever path you dug, pooling and spilling like real liquid. Route the stream into each burning house to douse its flames - levels set two or more houses to save, and later stages add a second liquid and extra sources that make the routing trickier. Save every house on the map to clear the level and unlock the next of fifty.
Click and drag to dig a channel leading away from the hydrant's water toward the burning houses.
Drag to dig a channel leading away from the water source.
The stream flows through your channel the moment it connects.
Guide the water into every burning house to save the level.
What stands out
There is no prebuilt route - every channel is a line you carve through the soil yourself.
The hydrant pours nonstop, so the puzzle is routing the water, not rationing it.
Levels grow from simple single-hill digs into multi-house layouts with a second liquid and extra sources.
Useful guidance
Dig downhill from the hydrant first - water with nowhere to flow is just a puddle.
Save the closest house before stretching one long channel across the whole map.
Watch what you are routing - later stages mix in more than plain water.
Common questions
It pours from the hydrant continuously and flows through the channels you dug, pooling and spilling like real liquid.
Levels place two or more burning houses, and every one of them must be saved to clear the stage.
Yes - fifty levels slowly add more houses, extra water sources and a second liquid to route.
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