Super Loopz Super Nintendo

A puzzle game that plays similarly to Pipe Dream. It was released only in Japan by Imagineer, having been canceled for the US.

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snes

1

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puzzle, singlescreen, tilearrangement

1994

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Super Loopz is a 1994 Super Famicom puzzle game from Graffiti. It crosses Pipe Dream with something like Rampart, in that the player is trying to create as many closed circuits of pipe pieces as possible. Some pieces are single tile L and straight pieces, while others have five or more segments and need more maneuvering to fit correctly. For every closed loop, the player earns points. If they complete enough closed loops of sufficient size, they move onto the next stage. Bonus stages have no end point; the goal of these is to earn as many points as possible. The game was planned for a US release as Super Loops, but was canceled mid-localization.