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About Flows

Flows strips away extraneous noise to deliver a masterclass in minimalist logic puzzle design. Tasking players with sorting layered chromatic liquids across a grid of glass flasks, the title blends quiet aesthetic minimalism with brutal combinatorial depth. Across forty hand-tuned levels, your singular objective is to isolate disparate shades until every vessel holds a single uniform color. The tactile pouring physics feel remarkably weighty, creating an oddly satisfying tactile loop. Stripped of aggressive timers or abrasive penalty states, the title instead uses move efficiency and per-level speed benchmarks to challenge cerebral optimization, appealing directly to fans of methodical spatial planning and fluid manipulation puzzles.

Core Mechanics & Physics

The operational loop relies entirely on strict transfer rules: you can only pour a top-layer liquid into another flask if the receiving vessel is empty or features an identical matching top color, and has adequate volumetric capacity. This strict constraint system creates cascading logic trees where a single early misstep compromises your entire board state. Level design steadily introduces auxiliary empty flasks to act as temporary staging buffers, exponentially expanding your routing options while forcing rigorous forward calculation. Scoring is intrinsically linked to topological efficiency, demanding that you minimize redundant pours to secure optimal leaderboard placement.