You drag colored liquids from one vial to another until each container contains only a single color, or remains empty. From the very first levels of Flows, the rule seems simple, but the game quickly becomes very absorbing, as each pour changes the entire balance of the board. You observe the visible layers, spot a color trapped beneath another, then gradually free the space needed to reorganize everything without trapping yourself. The atmosphere stays gentle, with minimalist visuals and a calming palette, which makes the logic exercise particularly pleasant, both for a short break and for a more focused session. Progression across 40 handcrafted levels provides a smooth rise in difficulty, which gives you time to understand, then to really refine your methods. Over the course of a game, you make very concrete decisions: should you empty a vial to create a temporary reserve, should you group a color that is already accessible right away, or preserve a free slot to anticipate a forthcoming blockage. A wrong sequence can quickly bury a useful color and force you to undo several moves before regaining a clear situation. Conversely, when your plan works, everything suddenly becomes clear and the bottles arrange themselves in an order that is almost satisfying to look at. If you remain stuck, an optional hint system can help you restart your thinking. And if you like to optimize your solutions, each level has its own time ranking, which adds another way to approach the same puzzle, more intense and more competitive. It is your turn to play! Enjoy!
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